Bitcoin ETFs face major losses as $2.8B in outflows hit over two weeks, with average purchases now underwater due to market drop.

We are starting to see the beginnings of deglobalization: Countries are increasingly at odds with each other. There is wider disparity among political parties.

Bitcoin has been ensnared in a brutal crypto winter since soaring to a peak above $126,000 in early October.

In the coming week, we will get a dense run of US macro releases, with the January jobs report set to dominate attention on Friday. We also have the ISM surveys, consumer sentiment and the latest Treasury’s quarterly refunding details.

Manufacturing expands for only the 2nd time in 50 months.

The glittering rally that defined the start of the year for silver has hit a sudden and sharp wall of resistance.

Gold retreats more than 4% on Monday after the US President Donald Trump announced his pick to lead the Fed in succession to the Fed Chair Jerome Powell.

CAD treads water near 1.3550 against USD as markets digest ongoing US government shutdown and suspended economic data releases.

The stock has been consolidating for a long time and the quarter was pretty good.

Risk not only was realized in silver, but to varying degrees also gold and gold/silver stocks and the two metals that tend to follow silver, platinum and palladium.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average, Nasdaq Composite, and S&P 500 Index are all comfortably higher at midday, pushing aside a lackluster open.

Large-cap biopharma offers stable growth and dividends, outperforming the S&P 500 in early 2026. With Gilead up 46% and Pfizer yielding 6%, the sector remains a key volatility hedge following successful U.S. manufacturing negotiations.

Oracle shares rose about 3.6% after the company announced plans to raise up to $50 billion to expand cloud capacity.

The Canadian Dollar extends its losses against the US Dollar on Monday, as renewed Greenback strength and falling Oil prices weigh on the commodity-linked Loonie.

The reality is that while stocks have hit new all-time highs, things have been troubling for the banks/ financial firms “behind the scenes” for months now.

The UK's FTSE 100 posted modest gains on Monday as investors shifted their focus to defensive sectors like pharmaceuticals and consumer staples amid a global downturn in energy and metal stocks.

Advanced Micro Devices’ stock surged more than 5% on Monday as investors positioned ahead of the semiconductor company’s quarterly earnings report, due after the market closes on Tuesday.

Oil prices have fallen due to reduced risk after President Trump stepped back from attacking Iran

Gold remains under pressure after reversing from $5,600.

US manufacturing is rebounding as the ISM index soared to 52.6, its highest since August 2022. While production and new orders surged, economists warn of unsustainable inventory building and high prices linked to tariffs.