by Anne Bannerman | Jun 6, 2024
It’s got to be about politics this week, as the markets have been quite boring! But, before that… Commodities maintain their strength with increasing numbers of speculators showing interest in tangible products. I like markets that have solid supply and demand...
by Anne Bannerman | May 30, 2024
I’ve spent the past week in the UK, and it’s been quite an interesting time with the announcement of a snap election by the unelected Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak. The media is buzzing with political promises – or lies, depending on your perspective – that seem more...
by Anne Bannerman | May 23, 2024
Following up on my last few reports, we can see that commodities are finally experiencing a revival and gaining some attention from investors who typically avoid the intricate and unpredictable world of consumables. Commodity Super-Cycle: While this interest makes me...
by Anne Bannerman | May 17, 2024
Since the beginning of this year (see my report on January 18th), in addition to Gold, I have also suggested that people look into commodity markets, specifically copper, aluminium, corn, wheat, and Natural Gas, and consider buying these products on any further...
by Anne Bannerman | May 16, 2024
That means savers will get a lower return on their money because the BOE can lower interest rates. How some perceive this as “good news” is beyond me, but this is how many commentators present the situation. As far as I see it, we have a broken economic system caused...
