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Friday, December 12
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Factors such as central-bank buying, declining real yields, and global macroeconomic instability are leading the world’s oldest store of value to reestablish its…
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Asian equities ended the week higher, led by a strong and broad rebound in Hong Kong and China. Taiwan outperformed, while Indonesia, Malaysia, and Pakistan were closed for Mawlid-al-Nabi.
or traders focused on events, recognizing these historical trends can provide a strategic advantage. There are two main strategies you might consider:
For the full year 2025, Casey’s reported EPS of $14.64 and EBITDA of $1.2 billion, along with a record expansion of 270 stores.
Today’s offshore structures are no longer defined by secrecy but by strategic resilience and regulatory alignment.
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