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Trades in Soda and Whisky; The events over the weekend were quite something. The spat in the Oval Office has brought Europe together, with the UK at the forefront. While I would be an outright critic of Labour’s economic policy, Starmer has certainly stepped up as a leader in

There has been much talk about the gold moving to the USA, but what about the dollars coming the other way? The dollar is down this year, with most of the gains shifting to the most undervalued currencies, notably the Japanese yen and the Swedish krona. This year has seen

Trade in Whisky; The world has sat back and watched President Trump thrust his agenda, including tariffs, Ukraine, Gaza, Europe, DOGE, Greenland and more. There is pushback building in all areas, and it is unlikely he’ll get his way. Still, he’ll have a go, and the disruption is

Trade in Whisky; I wrote about gold last week in Atlas Pulse, Gold’s Super Silent Bull. That was a bullish piece looking at the silver and gold miners’ catch-up trade caused by the lack of participation from investors. I concluded that the main reason for this was investors’ enthusiasm

It has been an eventful weekend. Trump has upset the Mexicans, the Canadians, the Colombians, the European Union, the Chinese a little, and the South Africans who were branded racist. He would have upset the United Kingdom, but rumours have it that the Trump administration was struggling to see what