Tech and AI stocks were back in focus as fears of a bubble heightened with tech stocks moving lower.

The GBP/USD forecast shows the pound trading lower amid the BoE’s dovish policy stance.

October saw the highest job cuts in over 20 years, signaling rising unemployment and growing financial strain as loan delinquencies climb.

Today's data is more evidence of the small rebound of the German economy after the summer.

The Mexican peso strengthened above 18.6 per US dollar, rebounding from an eight-week low, as investors digested the latest decision from the Bank of Mexico amid a weakening dollar.

Asian markets saw a downturn on Friday, wrapping up a turbulent week marked by clashing sentiments.

The looming digital bank run is not just a technological crisis: it calls into question the very notion of liquidity and trust.

The gold market is navigating a powerful interplay of forces. Driven by newly weak U.S. labour data, including a sharp rise in job-cut announcements.

The Pound Sterling has come under pressure after the BoE’s monetary policy announcement on Thursday.

It has been a mixed week for the dollar, where early-week strength finally eased a little yesterday on indications of softer US jobs data.

Fed operations create reserves, not spendable money; real money is created when banks make loans, meaning QE changes the form of liquidity, not the quantity of broad money in the economy.

Ethereum continues to drift near $3,300 with weak momentum, as it remains dependent on Bitcoin’s direction, with downside risk toward $2,500 if $3,000 fails.

Indian share markets are trading lower today, with the Sensex trading 523 points lower, and the Nifty is trading 160 points lower.

The Euro eases to the 1.1530 area from Thursday's weekly highs as the US Dollar firms.

The Euro hopes to turn the bearish situation around after finally finding some support.

The ongoing US government shutdown continues to block official jobs data, leaving markets focused on private signals.

In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the recent movements in the metal markets, noting a small rally and the challenges faced by Bitcoin and stocks, which have been in a beaten-up pattern.

I am well aware that I sound like a broken record. But Apple Inc. is most dangerous when people write it off like they did when shares sank to around $172 in April – and I told you in no uncertain terms it was a buy

Amazon’s recent power-shortage battle exposes a looming reality: the rapid growth of AI infrastructure is outstripping the grid’s capacity, making nuclear power a key solution for reliable, large-scale energy.

Huang said Friday that the company is not in active discussions to sell its advanced Blackwell AI chips to Chinese firms, pushing back on speculation that it is seeking a pathway back into the world’s largest semiconductor market.