Markets opened today at session lows, and spent most of the day in the green. At the close, we’re off intra-day highs but with an upward-pointing arrow.

Out of 50,000 posts, I’m not sure I’ve ever mentioned the sector fund XBI before, but here we are. It seems to me that this fund, representing the biotech sector, is in for some serious skidding.

Trump has been telling us all along about what he was planning to do; he said he was going to be nicer and that he was going to charge less to the countries that have tariffs on US exports.

The USD/CAD pair attracts some buyers to near 1.4275, snapping the two-day losing streak during the late American session on Thursday.

GBP/USD surged to six-month highs on Wednesday as the Trump administration’s new tariffs were less severe than expected, easing investor fears after weeks of aggressive trade threats.

After hours trading saw a sell-off in futures and stocks, creating an impulse wave lower. This suggests further lows are likely as the market reacts.

Trump didn’t just throw a wrench in global trade. He fired a missile into the engine room.

Tesla (TSLA) global deliveries are the lowest since the second quarter of 2022. 2024 marks the beginning of the end of chauffeur-driven taxi and limo services.

On Wednesday's American session, the Australian Dollar pulled back after a brief spike to multi-day highs, with the AUD/USD pair slipping back under the 0.6300 threshold.