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Oil has finally exhaled, with WTI back near $60 and Brent around $64 after the Iran scare cooled.Today’s London session is about whether this is just a clean reset in the range or the start of something heavier. Macro – why oil’s dropped and what matters now Crude has flipped from fear to rethink mode.
Silver is not just rising. It’s accelerating. As of January 14, 2026, silver has pushed to fresh cycle highs, tracking gold higher but with far more aggression. This isn’t retail noise or a short-term spike. It’s a structural move driven by macro forces traders can’t ignore. The frustration I’m hearing most right now isn’t about
Gold is consolidating just below Monday’s record high near 4,630 as London opens.Today’s daily Gold update focuses on US CPI, bond yields, and central-bank credibility.Key Gold levels today sit around 4,575 support and 4,610–4,630 resistance for XAUUSD. Macro Gold has surged to fresh record territory, briefly touching above 4,620 before easing as investors booked profits.The
Inflation, war and weaker US data are pushing capital back into gold fast.With banks calling for $5k, I still see $5.5k – the question is whether your account is ready. Macro – pressure everywhere, confidence nowhere The story is simple. The world feels more expensive, more unstable and more political than it did a year
The US has grabbed Venezuela’s leader, oil is nudging higher, and gold sits near records.Risk feels unstable, yet the dollar is only gently basing.This first full week of 2026 is about what that really means for your FX book. Macro – Geopolitics on Fire, Markets Half Asleep The year opens with a US special forces
2025 won’t be remembered as a quiet year. Tariffs, the end of “Pax Americana” and AI going mainstream reshaped every market you trade.This is my final Kyriwealth note of the year – a quick reset on what actually happened, and how to think about 2026. 2025 in one pass 2025 will be remembered for three
Gold has been one of the most traded instruments this year. And it’s also been one of the easiest markets to spot something that feels “off”. A common 2025 situation looks like this: You’re long or short Gold.You check the chart, price moved in your favour.On one platform you’re up nicely.On the other you’re barely
In this note: Why the “Santa rally” is really about year-end flows and thin liquidity. How big money manages risk into Christmas across gold, Nasdaq and the dollar. What private traders can copy from institutional desks – and where Kyriwealth fits in. Everyone obsesses over the Santa rally. Professionals obsess over balance sheets, liquidity and
Gold had a strong 2025, but “gold ETFs” did not all behave the same. The full picture Gold didn’t have one year in 2025.It had two very different ones. On the surface, gold exposure looked straightforward. In reality, returns depended entirely on how that exposure was taken. 1. Physical gold ETFs, doing exactly what they’re
Summary, the quick read Nasdaq wants SEC approval for 23-hour weekday trading, adding an extra session 9pm to 4am ET, on top of pre-market, core, and post-market. The pitch is global access without damaging integrity, Nasdaq’s Chuck Mack framed it as investors wanting access “on their terms, in their time zones, without compromising trust or







