Price Update
At the time of writing, gold trades at approximately AUD $6,018, having retreated significantly from the record highs reached earlier this year. Following one of the strongest annual performances in decades during 2025, the correction has understandably raised questions about whether the bull market has run its course. The short answer, according to many of […]...
The first Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting, under new Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh, delivered no change to interest rates, but it may prove significant for another reason. Rather than focusing on future rate cuts, the Federal Reserve has signalled that inflation remains its primary concern and that financial markets should place greater emphasis […]...
Artificial intelligence continues to dominate financial markets, but the story is evolving beyond valuations and upcoming initial public offerings (IPOs). While investors have focused heavily on listings such as SpaceX, OpenAI and Anthropic, another capital-raising wave is quietly developing alongside them. This time it is coming from some of the world’s largest publicly listed technology […]...
Financial markets appear poised for one of the largest concentrations of initial public offerings (IPOs) in modern history. Over the coming months, three of the most prominent names in artificial intelligence and advanced technology, SpaceX, OpenAI and Anthropic, are expected to seek public listings with combined valuations approaching USD $4 trillion. With Morgan Stanley, Goldman […]...
Financial markets are increasingly focused on one metric that quietly influences almost every asset class: the yield on U.S. Treasury bonds. While equities, precious metals and cryptocurrencies often dominate headlines, Treasury yields arguably provide one of the clearest measures of investor confidence in the broader economy. At the time of writing, gold trades at AUD […]...
Global oil markets are entering increasingly dangerous territory as the 2026 U.S-Isreal-Iran War continues to disrupt flows through the Persian Gulf. What initially appeared to be a temporary supply shock is now evolving into a deeper structural problem: the world is rapidly burning through the inventories that normally protect against severe shortages and price spikes. […]...
