Bond yields are climbing, with the 30-year having recently hit 22-year highs. That’s rippling out into the markets and consumers are going to feel the pain in a few different ways. This is all happening as sentiment leans toward another Fed rate hike at October’s meeting and inflation pressures continue to loom. The macro events at work have many traders worried even if things ease, but there are steps you can take to protect your wealth. Click here to learn more about them.
Gold has been feeling the pressure from the markets, falling below its recent support level of $4375. Time will tell if it will go lower from there, but despite the short-term pain, the gold market is still healthy in the long-term and investors should continue buying. Click here to learn about where you should be putting your money.
The cryptocurrency market is signaling that the bull has returned. Bitcoin recently broke out, surprising many investors thanks in part to recent legislation that fosters a friendlier trading environment. Now it’s a matter of how far the price could climb. Click here to learn the details and what you should be buying to prepare.
It’s been almost 40 years since Italy had an active nuclear power reactor, but the country’s upper house Senate approved a plan to restart generation in the country. It has the same reasons for doing so as other countries: energy security and decarbonization. Examples like this are becoming more common and why uranium prices are climbing. Click here to learn more about how you can profit from the trend.
There is yet more talk of peace negotiations in Iran, so watch to see if those are productive.