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Gold has suffered a rough few months , tarnishing the bull case for the metal. But it still has a role to play in investor portfolios, and now is a good time to buy the dip.

The precious metal can still hedge against major risks as the Iran conflict drags on.

Japanese authorities have found themselves having to step into markets again and again to prop up the yen, this time with assistance from the U.S. government.

Higher interest rates are needed to address a growing yield gap with the U.S.

Over the course of the Iran war, the Trump administration has learned it can trigger big declines in the price of oil with well-timed messages predicting imminent peace deals. Now, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is trying the same trick with the bond market. Apparently alarmed by the upward march

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Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh is about to step into the storm surrounding the bond market when he addresses the Jackson Hole summit. Deficits matter again, and the Fed still has a role to play. Warsh could give Scott Bessent a hand tomorrow, or land him in even deeper trouble.More in Markets A.M., whe

Many factors are sending yields higher, but rising energy costs are the inflationary trigger

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has a lot of plates spinning at the moment. Even as he hosts the G-20, he is busy defending his attempts to manage