Gold struggles to capitalize on its strong weekly gains registered over the past two days and faces rejection near the $4,500 psychological mark, or over a one-week high touched during the Asian session on Wednesday.

The USD/CAD pair trades with mild gains near 1.3810 during the early European session on Wednesday.

EUR/CAD extends its winning streak for the third consecutive day, trading around 1.6150 during the Asian hours on Wednesday.

West Texas Intermediate (WTI), futures on NYMEX, trade 1.15% lower to near $56.00 during the late Asian trading session on Wednesday.

The Elliott Wave roadmap shows Walmart stock will achieve new heights through one more bullish phase before it enters an extended period of market stability.

The Japanese Yen remains on the back foot against its American counterpart through the Asian session on Wednesday, though any meaningful depreciating move seems elusive.

trong bullish momentum pushes markets toward all-time highs, and traders prepare for Wednesday with three reliable pullback entry setups. Key levels, ranges, and timing clues guide the plan ahead of major ISM and JOLTS data.

We’re just three trading days into 2026, and I gotta tell ya, I am having zero fun so far. No one but me should care, but I’ve been all thumbs so far this year. The only “trade” that is working for me is my cache of silver and gold bullion

Venezuela will transfer 30–50 million barrels of oil to the US, with President Trump saying the oil will be sold at market prices and proceeds managed under U.S. control

In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the current state of the financial markets as of January 6, 2027

Venezuela’s oil system has been crippled by corruption, fires, theft and years of underinvestment. Chevron remains the only oil supermajor still operating in the country, and most companies have been hesitant to commit to large-scale reinvestment.

After one of its strongest annual performances on record, the metal has started the new year on a firm footing. With a data-packed second half of the week, we could see a bit more volatility in gold

Elliott Wave analysis shows the Nasdaq pushing higher within a complex Minute Wave 5, with clusters of resistance ahead and volatility shifts guiding the near-term outlook.

A trader reflects on lessons from behavioral finance and shows how understanding investor psychology and chart patterns can prevent costly mistakes.

Betting markets surge with quirky wagers while interest grows in tokenized litigation finance and “slight leverage” ETFs. Curiosity-driven exploration continues as new financial products evolve.

Euro rates are happy with an ECB on hold and some inflation and PMI surprises won't change that. Meanwhile, supply is ramping up, but swap spreads seem well-behaved so far.

As investors broaden their opportunity set beyond the most widely held markets, Israel’s large-cap equities have increasingly drawn attention.

The EUR/USD dives over 0.28% on Tuesday even though economic data in the United States was mixed, while Federal Reserve officials delivered neutral-to-dovish comments.

Stocks rallied up to highs, with the tech giants lagging a bit.

AI-driven platform signals Caterpillar’s shift to integrated industrial tech.