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2025 was a year driven by fundamentals. It felt like something new happened almost every week.
From trade wars and military conflicts to pressure on long-standing institutions like the Fed, markets saw sharp and often sudden price swings.
Through all of it, there were important lessons about trading, risk, and understanding fundamentals.
Now, 2026 is here and these developments aren’t slowing down. With Trump still in office, an uncertain economic outlook, and ongoing geopolitical tensions, it’s shaping up to be another big year for markets.
Start preparing! We wish everyone a safe, prosperous, and happy New Year.
– The MRKT Team
Gold and silver are extending their biggest annual gains in decades, and the momentum isn’t slowing down. Prices keep pushing higher as geopolitical uncertainty ramps up, adding fresh fuel to the rally.
After Maduro was arrested, markets immediately priced in higher risk.
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On top of that, Trump’s plan to take control over Venezuela only added more tension. As a result, safe-haven demand spiked hard.
Gold jumped 2.1% today, trading above $4,420 per ounce, while silver surged nearly 5%.
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With macro conditions still looking constructive and most traditional assets already having their run, Bitcoin could be in a position to catch up. If those internal headwinds fade, a liquidity rotation into crypto wouldn’t be surprising.
2025 turned out to be a rare year for global markets. Almost every asset class stocks, bonds, credit, and commodities moved up together. This kind of broad rally hasn’t really been seen since 2009, helped by a relatively stable and supportive macro environment.
But while traditional assets were flying, crypto told a different story. Bitcoin underperformed, which feels pretty unusual. And this wasn’t because of macro pressure — most of the weakness came from internal issues within the crypto space itself.