Gold price surges past US$4,000 as Ray Dalio warns of 1970s-style risks and investors seek stability in scarce assets.
On Tuesday, Australia said it expects gold to become the country’s second most valuable resource after iron ore this ...
The 60/40 portfolio is meant to ensure good returns in any environment. But an economic relic from the 1970s is back, ...
This drove strong productivity growth and low inflation which underpinned a secular bull market in shares through the 1980s ...
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Ray Dalio says it's time to own more gold

Billionaire investor Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates, has recently advised investors to allocate 15% of their ...
The absurdity of adults dancing in inflatable costumes during anti-ICE demonstrations is meant to display community joy, ...
Andrew Hastie has fled to the backbench to sit and snipe at those in his party prepared to develop a coherent policy agenda.
Today’s instability stems from physical limits on affordable energy, which undermine debt-driven complexity and push ...
Social media footage showed a stolen SUV abandoned in Bourke Street Mall; Chalmers says the government is “enthusiastic” ...
Billionaire investor Ray Dalio is urging investors to increase their gold holdings in response to current economic conditions, which he likens to the early 1970s. Dalio suggests that today’s ...
Australian manufacturing is hurtling towards a collapse not seen since the UK steel industry in the 1970s, BlueScope chief ...
Every festive season, easy credit makes everything—from gadgets to holidays—look affordable. But behind the glitter of BNPL ...