Veteran investor Rick Rule discusses gold and the future of commodities, highlighting bullish prospects for copper and uranium while expressing caution regarding oil and gas.
DOMESTIC AFFAIRS | Knesset approves benefits for war-affected businesses in Israel's North, but owners say delayed payments and narrow eligibility are forcing some to close shop.
In 2024, the cost of an electric-powered vehicle for the consumer was NIS 3,700 less than a gasoline-run car.
A pragmatic approach is needed that maintains ties with emigrants and their younger generations.
About 87% of Indonesia's population of 280 million is Muslim, and pro-Palestine groups and apps have emerged urging people to boycott brands, including those made by Unilever.
Transparency in the decision-making processes of international carriers, coupled with efforts to ensure fair pricing and increased availability of flights, could alleviate much of the current strain.
Phil Low, in a recent Liberty and Finance interview, argues that China's massive gold reserves pose little threat to the West.
While key sectors show resilience, economists warn of lasting challenges due to poverty and defense spending
The Bank of Israel left its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 4.5% in its 8th straight such decision
Last week, The New York Times reported that Iran is facing an energy crisis, forcing educational institutions, governmental offices, and shopping malls to operate at a reduced capacity.