On Saturday, US President-elect Donald Trump threatened a bloc of nine countries with 100% tariffs if they acted to the detriment of the US dollar.

Wall Street's bulls had an especially good Thanksgiving week. In addition to having a holiday-shortened work week, they were especially thankful to have the prospect of an additional rate cut in 2025 put back on the table.

Indian share markets are trading on marginally lower with the Sensex trading 347 points lower and Nifty is trading 75 points lower.

President-Elect Trump posted a strong warning to the BRICS nations over the weekend against pursuing an alternative currency of reserve to the US Dollar.

For the past few months, we have consistently pounded the table on the major compression regime in BTCUSD and the big inbound trend.

Gold prices fell sharply on Monday, snapping consecutive days of gains, as the dollar rose against a basket of major currencies.

The first few days following Trump's election have been filled with enthusiasm. Consumer confidence has risen sharply, employment results are good and wages are outpacing inflation.

The current wave structure highlights wave 3, which has commenced following the completion of wave 2.

The Pound Sterling pulls back below the 1.2700 mark on Monday after more invective from President-elect Donald Trump bolsters the US Dollar.

There was an initial reaction to the Trump victory which led to a pricing in of Dollar bullish policies.

The AUD/USD pair was trading at 0.6515 on Monday morning, up by 1.25% from its last week’s low of 0.6435.

A much busier week in terms of US data will have a major say in whether the Fed cuts rates by 25bp on 18 December.

The price is still in an uptrend and we are looking for a resumption of the trend.

As the new trading week dawns, all eyes are fixed on the dollar,

Cardano is trading above the critical $1 level, fueling optimism among investors anticipating further upside in the coming weeks. After a strong bullish run in recent weeks, the recent pullback appears to be a temporary pause in an upward trend.

Continued upside at the start of the new week is likely; with the new-generation and new-spec selections continuing to act well, allowing for a bit of retrenching in early December; prior to continuing overall up-trends.

One of the biggest winners from new U.S. energy policy won't be nuclear - though its role is expected to grow significantly - but rather natural gas.

​​​​​​​Lyft appears an attractive pick given a noticeable improvement in the company's earnings outlook.

The U.S. is stuck with the reserve currency because we have the largest, most open capital markets in the world, the world’s largest bond market, and a far better business climate than the EU, China, or Japan.

In fiscal year 2023, the federal government spent $6.1 trillion, amounting to 22.7 percent of the nation’s gross domestic product (GDP).