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Boeing's stock price pulled back for two consecutive days, moving from a high of $233.60 to the current $227.

SPX futures have edged modestly higher in a retracement , possibly to 6935.00-6940.00. 

December capped off a booming year as gold ETFs charted the highest level of gold inflows in dollar terms on record.

After the latest political shock in Venezuela, speculation has surged over the prospects of a recovery for the country’s oil industry.

AUD/USD outlook remains deteriorated as China’s data disappoints, along with the declining Australian trade surplus.

Intel shares rose after President Trump praised the company and highlighted the U.S. government’s $8.9 billion investment.

The US dollar continues to climb against the yen, with carry trade momentum and resilient US data pushing USD/JPY closer to the key 158 resistance level.

The Pound Sterling declines for the fourth straight day against the US Dollar.

Apple remains in an uptrend, but a wave four pullback near 252 could set the stage for one final push higher before risks increase.

The US dollar enjoys a firmer tone today ahead of what promises to be a memorable North American session that features the US December employment report and the Supreme Court’s judgement.

The start of 2026 shows an economy driven more by long-term structural pressures than by a normal recovery cycle.

Just as markets were beginning to adjust to the situation in Venezuela, new geopolitical risks have emerged, which could leave markets on edge going into the weekend.

On Thursday, WTI crude oil prices rose by more than 4% and exceeded the 58 dollars per barrel mark, recovering losses from the two previous sessions.

The roughly 10% rise in EUR corporate supply still stands, but with US tech issuance joining the mix, the overall figure has climbed.

Vistra stock rose sharply in premarket trading after Meta agreed to long-term nuclear power contracts totaling more than 2,600 MW.

Asian markets stayed within a tight range as investors awaited two major events on Friday: the U.S. payrolls report and a possible Supreme Court ruling on Trump's tariffs.

Over the past 25 years, the S&P 500 delivered an average annual return of about 8.4%.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., the world’s largest contract chipmaker, reported stronger-than-expected revenue for the fourth quarter.

EUR/USD extends losses to one-month lows below 1.1660.