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Silver diverges from gold; unlikely to reach new record highs without Fed's support
Silver has been diverging with gold recently as it’s been rallying steadily since last week. They are generally correlated but can decouple sometimes. Silver is also much more volatile, so it might just be exacerbating the boost from falling real yields. The fundamentals haven’t changed. We still have the US and Iran in a deadlock. We still have high inflation and oil prices. And we still have the Fed slowly turning more hawkish. Traders will need to focus on the Fed going forward as new all-time highs are unlikely to come without an easing bias from the central bank. If nothing changes before the June meeting, ... (full story)
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From @financialjuice|May 14, 2026|3 commentsSaudi Arabia floats a Middle Eastern non-aggression pact with Iran - FT.
S. Arabia said to be eyeing regional pact with Iran Saudi Arabia is supposedly considering a non-aggression pact between the Middle Eastern states and Iran after the military conflict between the United States and Iran ends, the Financial Times reported on Thursday. The news outlet cited sources with knowledge of the matter, who shared that Riyadh is allegedly assessing a model of the Helsinki Process, which helped reduce tensions in Europe during the Cold War, in an effort to navigate disagreements in the Middle East since Iran is "weakened," but still "poses a threat to its neighbors." "It all depends on who is in it - in the current climate, you are not going to be able to get Iran and Israel ... Without Israel, it could be counterproductive because after Iran, they are seen as the biggest source of conflict. But Iran is not going anywhere, and this is why the Saudis are pushing it," the sources disclosed.
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- May 14, 2026 8:00am Posted byTechnical Analysis97
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