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Rare earths elements (REEs), also known as rare earths metals or simply rare earths, are vital ingredients in an array of everyday products.

Preferred stocks and the related exchange traded funds are considered high-yield assets and as such, there’s some vulnerability to rising interest rates.

Food and energy are excluded from the “core” inflation reading, but prices of both are soaring so dramatically, consumers don’t have time nor tolerance for economist lingo.

Increasingly, digital assets means much more than just bitcoin. In fact, this universe is rapidly expanding, prompting many investors to ponder what’s next.

Wide moat equities aren’t always cheap. That’s simply the price of admission when it comes to embracing companies with robust competitive advantages.

Will China’s disappointing activity gauges lead to a more proactive policy response?

Sanctions on Russia may have changed the system for reserve currencies. Through this monetary lens, we attempt to quantify the impact on gold and Bitcoin as potential reserve assets.

China’s latest growth downgrades might reflect the COVID resurgence. Other EMs are facing major growth headwinds, but some stand to benefit from mayhem.

The possibility of Russia/Ukraine peace talks capture the market’s attention.

According to a recent survey, more than one in five American adults have invested in, traded, or used cryptocurrency.