Fed’s Goolsbee Defies Haste, Hints at Several 2026 Rate Cuts

Fed’s Goolsbee hints at multiple 2026 rate cuts while markets price only one—this gap between rhetoric and reality could reshape your dollar positions.

U.S. Inflation, Tariffs, and Distorted Data: Can the Fed Trust the Numbers?

The Fed set policy while two months of inflation data vanished into a government shutdown. How do you steer the economy flying blind?

Dollar Falters as CPI Seals January Fed Pause

December’s cooler CPI just demolished the dollar and flipped rate cut bets two months earlier. Fed independence under siege changes everything for your portfolio.

Backlash Against Fed Hits Dollar, Drags U.S. Bonds, Stocks

Markets defy Fed’s cautious rate outlook as stocks surge—but credit spreads near historic lows suggest investors are ignoring a critical warning.

Gold, Silver Set Records

Gold soared 65% and silver rocketed 147% in 2025, but Fed turmoil and criminal indictments could push both metals even higher in 2026.

US Dollar Gains as Firm Jobs and Looming Tariff Ruling Reignite Policy Risk

US Dollar surges on resilient jobs data while Supreme Court tariff ruling looms—policy fog thickens as Fed pause becomes certain and global currencies buckle.

2026 U.S. Dollar Forecast: Will Fed Policy, Fiscal Firehose, and AI Ignite Volatility?

The Fed’s 2026 playbook contradicts market bets by 40 basis points—a gap that could ignite currency chaos or resurrect the greenback mid-year.

2026 DXY Outlook: U.S. Dollar Comeback or Bull Trap?

DXY plunging toward the low-90s as the Fed slashes rates—but Q2’s inflation spike could trigger a vicious bull trap that blindsides bearish positioning.

Silver 2026: Poised to Surge—Yet One Misstep Could Sting

Silver could hit $100 by 2026—or collapse from a single Fed decision. Bullish forecasts clash with brutal risks most analysts won’t mention.

Why the US Dollar Stays Soft Before a Busy Week

The dollar’s worst half-year in five decades defies strong jobs data—and the Fed’s next move could overturn everything markets believe about US exceptionalism.