COMMODITIES & PRECIOUS METALS
Commodity markets connect financial conditions with the physical economy. TQS studies precious metals and major commodities through price behavior, macroeconomic context, liquidity and cross-market relationships.
Gold
XAU / USDGold is a globally traded monetary and commodity asset whose price interacts with real yields, currencies, liquidity, inflation expectations and risk conditions.
Gold
Gold studied as both a market in itself and as part of a wider macroeconomic system.
Physical markets. Macro relationships.
Precious metals and energy are studied together with the currencies, rates and inflation conditions that surround them.
A precious and industrial metal combining monetary demand with industrial conditions.
Energy pricing linked to growth, supply, geopolitics and inflation transmission.
The changing relationship between gold and broad US-dollar conditions.
A core macro relationship connecting a non-yielding monetary asset with inflation-adjusted rates.
Comparing two scarce assets with different market histories, functions and ownership structures.
Studying how energy-price regimes interact with inflation expectations and macro conditions.