Author: Jordan Belfort

The US and Israel started “major combat operations” against Iran early Saturday morning, telling the people of Iran to get rid of their clerical leaders. The action is known as “Lion’s Roar” in Israel and “Epic Fury” in the US. Ali Khamenei, Iran’s Supreme Leader, and other top leaders have been killed. The attack came two days after talks between the US and Iran about Tehran’s nuclear program finished without a deal. In response to what Iran’s foreign minister called a “unprovoked, illegal” attack by the US and Israel, it began its own attacks all over the Middle East. So…

The assaults follow Trump’s leadership of a significant Middle East military buildup and negotiations with Tehran to reach a new agreement to limit Iran’s nuclear program. As Israeli and American forces launched strikes on the Middle Eastern country early Saturday, President Donald Trump said in a video message that American forces had started “major combat operations” in Iran. According to a U.S. official who spoke to NBC News, Iran quickly started retaliating against many American military installations throughout the Middle East. The attacks by the United States and Israel follow Trump’s leadership of a significant military buildup in the area…

Although prices may still rise by year’s end, one bank anticipates more consolidation into the spring as the gold market struggles to sustain gains above $5,200 an ounce. The market wants to finish the month on a high note because gold prices have rebounded following the late-January selloff, despite some short-term resistance. At $5,153.40 an ounce, spot gold was up over 5% this month. Bank of America analysts reaffirmed their 12-month gold price prediction of $6,000 an ounce in their most recent commodity report, but they also noted that the precious metal will face some short-term challenges as investors acclimate…

According to Julia Khandoshko, CEO of European broker Mind Money, new U.S. trade tariffs are changing expectations around the world, affecting risk sentiment and inflation outlooks while creating a new level of worry for investors. Khandoshko told Kitco News Wednesday afternoon that Trump has “opened a new Pandora’s box with no good exits” with these tariffs. In actuality, a tariff war is a confrontation in which everyone loses and no one wins. Global insecurity has significantly worsened as a result of all of this, and America’s standing as a reliable state is deteriorating daily. “The legal and political risks have…

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According to the most recent data from the Central Bank of Russia (CBR), a substantial quantity of gold was sold from its reserves in January, as prices reached all-time record highs of over $5,500 per ounce. The CBR announced on Friday that the country had sold 300,000 ounces, resulting in a decrease in its total gold holdings to 74.5 million ounces. This marked the initial decline in Russia’s gold reserves since October. In January, gold prices averaged approximately $4,700 per ounce, with a zenith of $5,600 per ounce. Consequently, the bullion sales are expected to have generated between $1.41 billion…

Traders thought that the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to throw out most of President Donald Trump’s tariffs was good for global growth, so the dollar fell on Monday. However, small changes were limited by uncertainty and the risk of war in the Middle East. The euro went up 0.4% to $1.1823 and the pound went up by the same amount to $1.3521 early in Asia trade. Japan was on holiday and China was celebrating the Lunar New Year, which slowed down trade a bit. The dollar dropped to 154.42 yen, a 0.4% drop. On Friday, the Supreme Court said that…

On Friday morning, the U.S. Supreme Court threw out Donald Trump’s trade tariffs. The decision seemed to remove a huge source of uncertainty from the market, but gold quickly resumed its steady rise as if nothing had happened, setting new daily highs as it continued on the same path it was on before the ruling was made public. The majority opinion, written by conservative Chief Justice John Roberts, upheld a lower court’s decision that Trump did not have the power to impose tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), which was passed in 1977. Trump’s use of this…

On Tuesday, gold and silver prices fell against a rising US Dollar, even though longer-term US interest rates went down in the bond market. Since China stopped for the Lunar New Year holidays, gold and silver prices have dropped as much as 3.8% and 6.9%, respectively, this week. Today, talks for peace between the US and Iran and between Russia and Ukraine went on in Geneva, Switzerland. The world’s stock markets fell for the fourth time in five sessions. US tech stocks and stocks in Europe’s aerospace and defence business both fell. As traders in the US returned from yesterday’s…

Prices for gold and silver both went back up to $5,000 an ounce on Wednesday. This was after a 6.8% drop earlier in the week, which was caused by rising oil prices after “tough” ceasefire talks between Russia and Ukraine ended early and “progress” was made in US talks with Iran but no deal. Tomorrow, Russia and Iran will hold a naval exercise together in the Gulf of Oman and the northern Indian Ocean. The goal is to “strengthen coordination” between their troops. In the meantime, US President Donald Trump will hold the first meeting of his so-called “Board of…