China’s Politburo vowed to embrace a “moderately loose” strategy for monetary policy in 2025, marking its first major shift in stance since 2011. The top leaders pledged to take a “more proactive” approach on fiscal policies, stabilizing property and stock markets, while promising to “forcefully lift consumption.” Investors will now shift focus to China’s annual closed-door Central Economic Work Conference, due later this week.
Peter McGuire expects continued gold and silver rally driven by central banks and Fed policy
Oil prices are expected to decline further, potentially reaching the $50s due to increased production and hopes for a Russia-Ukraine peace deal. This would benefit
August 11, 2025