Gold is breaking away from the dollar index. Price hit $3,288 on July 1. Dollar index down 6.4% since March. Central banks added 1,145 tons last year. Foreign treasury holdings collapsing. 2007 signs all over the board.

Gold is no longer tethered to the dollar index. It’s been moving sideways from currency markets for months. The break became visible in April when the dollar index fell 6.4% off its March high, but gold kept climbing. It hit …

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This is the largest debt ceiling increase in U.S. history. Taiwan Investors are selling U.S. Bonds at the fastest pace since the onset of Covid

This is the largest debt ceiling increase in U.S. history. So much for “fiscal responsibility.” https://t.co/V6z78X9ubQ — Republicans against Trump (@RpsAgainstTrump) June 28, 2025 Trump’s “big beautiful bill” is very unpopular pic.twitter.com/wsOkzWanjZ — Republicans against Trump (@RpsAgainstTrump) June 28, 2025 …

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Crash alert: Unemployment claims are rising, markets are flashing 2008-style warnings, shocking data is slumping, and a surprise index just sank to a 9-month low amid widespread misses.

Echoes of 2008 stir on Wall Street… Just as in 2000 & 2007, when weekly unemployment claims start nearing 300K you can kiss the bull market goodbye. Mark it down. 💯 Chart from @profplum99. pic.twitter.com/bJffcNyvN5 — John (@market_sleuth) June 19, …

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Hedge funds are shorting stocks again, boosting leverage to new record. Chicago PMI plunges to four-month low, sinks to 40.5 in May. Supercore PCE turns negative for the first time since covid.

The Chicago Purchasing Managers’ Index fell for a second straight month to its lowest level in four months. The index sank to 40.5 this month from 44.6 in April, falling short of the 45.1 forecast. The latest reading marks the …

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