'Data is the new currency'- is the message you get from everything like the comments provided by Nvidia's CEO, to Salesforce; all basically Ai-themed. Missing is demand.

The USDJPY currency pair has extended its impressive upside move, rallying from the 151.86 low to a high of 155.69 in recent trading sessions.

There have been some doubts from some Fed officials as to whether policy is restrictive enough.

Amid quiet FX trading conditions, attention during European hours falls squarely on the Bank of England’s policy decision.

Indian share markets are trading lower with the Sensex down by 233 points while the Nifty is down 70 points.

In this video, Ira Epstein reviews the day's trading in the gold and other relevant metal markets.

GBP/USD extends its losing streak for the third successive session, trading around 1.2490 during the Asian session on Thursday. Thursday brings the BoE interest rate decision, with expectations of maintaining interest rate at 5.25%.

The EUR/GBP cross extends its upside around 0.8605 during the early Europen trading hours on Thursday. The cross edges higher for the third consecutive day ahead of the Bank of England (BoE) interest rate decision.

Wall Street has regained momentum in recent sessions, with the S&P 500 Index logging the fourth consecutive gain. The benchmark reclaimed the 5,200 level in the latest trading session before ending below the level.

The GBPUSD currency pair has broken below the rising trendline support visible on the 4-hour chart. This technical breakdown suggests that the recent upside move from the 1.2299 low has likely been completed at the 1.2633 high.

Mostly attributed to the Magnificent Seven, tech stocks have fueled the Q1 earnings season with total S&P 500 earnings now expected to be up 5% from the previous period.

USDJPY has been on a roller coaster in the last few weeks due to the Bank of Japan (BOJ) Intervention. In this article, we will look at the short-term Elliott Wave path for the currency post-intervention.

Oil prices recovered in the latter part of yesterday’s trading session due to US inventory declines. However, there are still some lingering demand concerns.

In this video, Ira Epstein reviews the day's trading in various SPDR-ETF markets for the trading day that ended, Wednesday, May 8.

Overall, Bitcoin is still in an uptrend but it is a period of correction in the fourth wave which appears to be complete. Therefore, it is an opportunity for us to join the trend once again. Look for opportunities to open long positions.

Total earnings for the 440 S&P 500 members that have reported Q1 results are up +5.0% from the same period last year on +4.2% higher revenues, with 78.0% beating EPS estimates and 60.9% beating revenue estimates.

Markets were flat again this Hump Day. Over the past week or so of trading, the major indices have been treading water. For today’s session, the Dow scraped together +172 points, +0.44%, while the S&P was exactly 0.00%.

After the introduction of Gold and Silver ETFs and a 13-year secular bear market, everyone knows gold miners suck. Here is almost everything you need to know, divided into a list.

Stocks were pretty flat today, and we were in a boring sideways session. There is little to say besides that the index is hitting resistance around the 78% retracement level and the 5,198 gap has been filled.

Japan’s headline cash earnings disappoint. China’s trade and Philippine GDP data are due later today.