Samuel Suissa
Editor-in-Chief
Founder and editor-in-chief of ActuTrading, Samuel Suissa is a graduate of Grenoble École de Management (Grande École program, class of 2017). He started his career in 2018 on a trading floor, covering Forex and commodities desks before specializing in macro analysis and financial education. AMF-certified, he has been decoding financial market news for over 7 years with one editorial stance: make trading information accessible to mainstream readers, without jargon, with a clear point of view.
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Each analysis I publish on ActuTrading follows a strict 4-step editorial process: topic selection from primary sources, fact-checking against at least two independent sources, writing and proofreading for clarity and accuracy, then dated and signed publication.
Recent picks
Gold is approaching $4,500, buoyed by central bank purchases
Gold is hovering near the $4,500 resistance level, driven by massive central bank purchases and weakening expectations of U.S. rate hikes.
Geopolitical tensions between Iran and Israel are escalating following the Iranian commander's visit to the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln
An Iranian military commander visits the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln as it prepares to return to port. This is a major act of defiance amid a regional crisis that is reigniting geopolitical tensions.
Gold Stabilizes as Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and Anticipation of Employment Data Take Center Stage
Gold is treading water amid tensions in the Middle East, while traders are closely watching the upcoming U.S. jobs data to adjust their positions regarding the Fed.
Oil Prices Fall Amid Agreement on Tankers in the Strait of Hormuz
Crude oil prices are plummeting following a maritime transit agreement between Iran and Oman. U.S. inventories are on the rise again, pushing prices even lower.
The Bank of Japan Expects Inflation to Rise Before the End of 2026
Several members of the Bank of Japan's Board of Governors expect prices to rise in the coming months. This could be a sign ahead of the next monetary policy decisions.
Oil Prices Rebound After Plunge, but U.S.-Iran Talks Remain Stalled
Oil prices are rebounding after a decline, while talks to end the U.S.-Iran conflict remain uncertain and are keeping the market volatile.