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Khasay Hashimov

Joined: Nov 19, 2024
  • Analysis & Opinion

Khasay Hashimov's Opinion & Analysis
A complete archive of Khasay Hashimov's articles, including current analysis & opinion.

Adjusted earnings of $12.53 per share cleared the consensus estimate by nearly a full dollar, while $13.89 trillion in assets under management trailed year-end levels. The divergence between fee...
Gold Is Caught Between Inflation and Policy
By Khasay Hashimov - Apr 14, 2026
Gold has recovered from its March cycle low, yet it has not resumed trending. The metal is not in distress and it is not in a bull run: it is constrained on both sides simultaneously by inflation...
The S&P 500 closed at 6,886.24 on April 13, recovering 7.6% from its mid-March trough near 6,400. The US Dollar Index, at 98.40, has retraced only 1.6% from its March 31 high near 99.96.Both are...
Three-month LME aluminum futures reached $3,571 per metric ton on April 13 as U.S.-Iran peace negotiations in Islamabad collapsed after 21 hours, and President Trump announced that the U.S. Navy...
A U.S. naval blockade of Iranian port traffic, effective April 13, has re-injected a war premium into crude prices that a two-week ceasefire had briefly erased. CENTCOM has scoped the measure to...
What if Weak Data Stops Helping Markets?
By Khasay Hashimov - Mar 31, 2026
For years, one of the most reliable trades in macro markets was buying the dip when economic data softened. Weaker hiring meant an easier Fed, which meant lower discount rates, which meant higher...
Oil has already moved markets into inflation-fear territory. This week’s U.S. data will show whether that shock is staying in prices only or beginning to register in hiring and consumer spending...
Oil is pricing inflation. Copper is not confirming growth. That divergence is where the risk is.Freeport-McMoran (NYSE:FCX) has fallen about 19% to 20% from its February 25 all-time high while Brent...
Gold has fallen 21% from its January peak despite escalating geopolitical risk, breaking the conventional safe-haven framework.Gold is not falling because demand has disappeared. It is falling because...
Gold is no longer facing a lack of demand. It is facing supply from the very institutions that once anchored its multi-year advance. The central banks that accumulated close to 1,000 tonnes per year...