ETFs Globally Added Gold In H1 Despite Selling In May And June
Global gold ETFs added 17.6 tonnes in H1 2026 as record Asian demand offset the weakest North American start since 2013.

Global gold ETFs added 17.6 tonnes in H1 2026 as record Asian demand offset the weakest North American start since 2013.

The Japanese Yen is showing resilience, stalling below four-decade highs despite hawkish.

PepsiCo CEO Ramon Laguarta warns that U.S. consumer behavior is weakening faster than anticipated due to rising gas prices.

The technical downtrend remains intact as sellers look to defend key resistance levels near the moving averages.

Meta led a Magnificent 7 rebound as its new cloud business sparked a fundamental repricing.

The 75/50 strategy targets 75% market upside with 50% downside via hedged equity (JHEQX), convexity (QMHIX), and market neutral (MERFX) funds. This durable mix provides a smoother ride than bonds (AGG) and yields superior risk-adjusted returns.

Levi Strauss topped Q2 earnings and revenue estimates while raising its full-year guidance and dividend.

Tokenization replaces intermediaries with programmable digital tokens to enable real-time atomic settlement.

Coca-Cola FEMSA trades at a deep discount with an Acquirer’s Multiple of 4.0.

A looming commodities supercycle could propel gold and silver prices up to seven times their current levels.

All four major indexes picked up wins across the board today for the first time since Monday.

Bitcoin signals a potential breakout as inverse head and shoulders patterns form across the crypto landscape.

Silver shows a two-speed dynamic as New York vaults refill while Shanghai buyers pay 11% premiums.

Advanced Micro Devices is outperforming Intel as the rise of agentic AI triggers a structural shift toward CPU-heavy orchestration.

The Dollar Index triggered a bearish reversal as key support levels failed, while Palladium and Copper show signs of recovery.

The Mexican Peso rose as improved risk appetite and falling domestic inflation eased pressure on Banxico.

Hong Kong’s new gold clearing system and HAU benchmark challenge London’s pricing dominance.

The Spring sales season ends with a thud. Affordability is in the gutter.