
Plus, Discretionary spending looks sturdier than feared; even in a premium category.
Your Daily Market Brief When a former Bridgewater commodities chief tells you the dollar panic is overblown, you listen. After all, this is someone who spent years managing billions in the world's most sophisticated macro strategies. His contrarian take that investors should own both gold and the supposedly sinking dollar deserves serious consideration, especially when most market participants are picking sides in what they see as a zero-sum game. The conventional wisdom has been straightforward: dollar weakness equals gold strength, and vice versa. Read Full Analysis |
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