Norway's currency has been underperforming the price of oil and other European currencies over the last five years. We dig deep to find the cause.

Negative rates are touted to raise bank lending that bolsters consumer spending, which boosts economic activity. To critics, they are a damaging tax.

Negative rates were considered an elixir to boost growth in the eurozone, Japan, Sweden and Switzerland. We did a case study to find out if it worked.

Will the Fed pause after three rate cuts? Will equities gain from a China trade deal, and what happens to gold if rates stay put? We offer some insights.

Automation and workplace efficiencies are blurring the inflation rate through lower wage costs. This could mean we are underestimating real GDP growth.

Gold and silver options are showing unusual positive skews, often a signal for a correction. But steep rate cuts and a weaker dollar could change that view.