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January 16, 2026

Why Silver is pulling back after hitting record highs

Silver is retreating as the conditions that propelled it to record levels begin to fade. The move signalled a pause in one of the year's strongest commodity rallies.

January 15, 2026

Could Nvidia’s DRIVE breakthrough undermine Tesla’s autonomy story?

The short answer is no, according to investors, but the longer answer is more uncomfortable for Tesla investors. Nvidia’s latest expansion of its DRIVE platform does not erase Tesla’s years of work in autonomous software or its vast driving data advantage.

January 14, 2026

Bitcoin at $95K: Breakout moment or another head fake?

Bitcoin’s $95k push is just a test. Despite low inflation and global liquidity, the rally lacks the key pillar: meaningful US spot demand.

January 14, 2026

Silver breaks above $90: Why the rally could have further to run

Silver’s historic move past $90/oz is more than just a headline high; it signals a decisive shift into uncharted market territory.

January 13, 2026

Why the Gemini–Apple tie-up reshapes the AI race

Gemini in Siri pivots the AI race: Google is now winning via ecosystem integration rather than fighting with standalone apps.

January 12, 2026

“No one’s above the law”: Powell hardens his stance as pressure from the White House intensifies

Jerome Powell’s market-calming restraint shifted on Jan 11, marking a notable departure from his career-long diplomatic approach.

January 9, 2026

Why defence stocks have returned to the spotlight after Trump’s budget shock

Defence stocks have pushed back into focus after President Donald Trump hinted at a sharp escalation in US military spending.

January 9, 2026

Could the Fed cut rates faster in 2026 than markets expect?

According to analysts, the possibility is growing as divisions within the central bank become more visible.

January 8, 2026

How Alphabet edged past Apple in the AI race

Alphabet has overtaken Apple in market capitalisation for the first time since 2019, closing Wednesday at $3.88 trillion, just ahead of Apple’s $3.84 trillion.