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Data show that economic changes since Trump's election are mostly positive, such as employment and unemployment rates, but Federal debt is rising.
Markets have a history of being prone to booms and busts, and few have been more prone to them than the Canadian TSX Venture Exchange (CDNX).
In 2010, the Internet Cycle peaked, with 2018 being a crucial year wherein the bubble is centered on social media, biotech, and cryptocurrencies.
China’s yuan fell 10 percent against the dollar since April 2018 and Italy is proceeding with a budget proposal that could hurt the EU’s budget guidelines.
The U.S. bond market is suffering and consumer price inflation is above the Fed’s 2 percent target.
Gold rose for the third consecutive week while oil prices fell. Markets are expected to remain volatile as the mid-term election is fast approaching.
It's unclear if the bull market is ending, but negative gains were seen over the past week. Gold outperformed other stocks while crypto is outlining losses.
In the previous week, the Dow Jones set two new all-time highs, closing at 5.55 percent.
Investors of the yellow metal should take note of these two very likely scenarios that could come soon for the gold market.
The U.S. central bank hiked rates for the eighth time since December 2015, and the global economy has become unstable. How can investors prepare?