Charlotte McLeod is the Editorial Director at the Investing News Network. With over a decade of experience in the mining and metals sector, she focuses on finance, commodities, and futures, bringing investors accurate and insightful information to aid their decision-making. Charlotte is featured in Metals Daily, Investing News Network, and Nasdaq, and she leads video and event coverage while guiding a team of writers in niche investment markets.
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Charlotte McLeod's coverage is heavily focused on finance, particularly investment analysis and expert commentary related to precious metals, commodities, stock market, and energy. She seems interested in insights from industry experts regarding the trends and potential movements within these sectors.
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By: Charlotte Mcleod
Jaime Carrasco, senior portfolio manager and senior financial advisor at Harbourfront Wealth, shares his thoughts on gold and silver, emphasizing that it's important to keep the big picture in mind."In a nutshell, we're going back to a return to sound money — money not backed by the word of a politi...
Gold is feeling the summer heat with a drop below US$4,000 per ounce on Wednesday (June 24). The yellow metal hasn't been below that key psychological level since November 2025, but a stronger US dollar, expectations of higher interest rates and cooling tensions in the Middle East are combining to p...
