Trade Wars 2.0 - news and analysis

The second presidency of Donald Trump initiated escalation of tariffs that triggered significant financial movements. These actions may to increased costs for businesses and consumers, disrupted supply chains, and created market uncertainty. Retaliatory tariffs from affected nations can further strain global trade, impacting economic growth and prompting concerns about long-term financial stability.

No Decision on Tariffs today – Gold (XAU/USD) and Palladium (XPD/USD)Rally

Metals Market Update: The Supreme Court delays its tariff ruling to Jan 19th, triggering a relief rally. Gold breaks $4,500 and Silver nears $80, but the "crowded" long trade poses risks. We analyze the Bull/Bear tariff scenarios and intraday technicals for Gold (XAU) and Palladium (XPD).

09-01-2026 17:09 GMT by Elior Manier

The Impact of US Tariffs on Precious Metals

Why venezuela’s political transition has left oil markets largely unmoved

Oil markets have largely ignored Venezuela’s political transition, as structural constraints prevent any rapid increase in supply. Production capacity is limited, infrastructure is degraded, and investment economics remain unattractive at current prices. While Venezuela’s vast reserves may matter in the 2030s if prices rise and politics stabilize, they pose little risk to global oil balances in the near term.

09-01-2026 14:45 GMT by Łukasz Zembik