Structural — 6-12 Months

Gold will likely trade sideways over the next 12 months as markets debate the pace of US rate cuts — if the Fed signals relief at Jackson Hole (mid-July) and follows through in late 2026, gold should climb 5–10%; if inflation surprises sticky and the Fed holds rates elevated, downside to $3,750–$3,850 is real. Real interest rates (what you earn after inflation) are currently elevated around 2.... Read more

Valid until 4 Oct UTC

Oil should stay in the $70–$75 range over the next 12 months — neither a clear rally nor a crash, but guided by geopolitical supply risks in the Middle East that underpin a price floor around $68–70. The Middle East conflict has cost ~1 billion barrels of cumulative production, and threats to the Strait of Hormuz keep upside risk alive.... Read more

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Agricultural markets are splitting along fundamental lines. Wheat faces harvest-season supply pressure this summer, a seasonal dynamic that erases geopolitical premiums built during the Black Sea disruption.... Read more

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The S&P 500 will likely stay flat to up 3% by year-end, with the next few weeks turbulent as the Federal Reserve speaks. Stocks rallied 13 points last week despite warning signs from price charts, suggesting investors are panic-selling out of extreme fear rather than betting on a real recovery.... Read more

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Energy and food systems face structural collision over 12 months as supply shocks, demand surge, and water scarcity compete. Geopolitical losses (Ukraine refineries, Middle East tensions) and AI power demand (+10x grid growth) collide with a $1.... Read more

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Global recession risk sits in a fragile soft-landing window. The VIX at 16.... Read more

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Geopolitical risk is accelerating across three fronts: Ukraine-Russia energy conflict deepening through drone strikes and sanctions evasion (Russia's reflagged dark fleet expanding Arctic LNG exports), US regulatory environment becoming more hostile to business after Supreme Court's Humphrey's Executor ruling, and electoral volatility in major US cities shifting policy progressively left. Russia's successful LNG expansion despite Western sanctions demonstrates sanctions-regime failure, pushing Moscow deeper into China-India alignment and fragmenting the multilateral order.... Read more

Valid until 4 Oct UTC