The Canadian Dollar flattened against the U.S. Dollar on Tuesday.

The minutes continued to point to considerable differences among policymakers over whether inflation or unemployment posed the greater peril to the U.S. economy.

Let’s discuss affordability again.

GBP/USD: is trading around 1.3470 on Tuesday, consolidating after surging to a more than three-month high near 1.3530.

Shorting out-of-the-money (OTM) put options in Apple, Inc. stock has clearly been the best play over the last month.

After DeFi experimentation ripened, institutional integration will now carry it into 2026 and beyond.

President Trump said yesterday that the announcement will arrive sometime next month while refraining from stating whether he favors either of the top two contenders.

Major shifts are taking shape across the crypto landscape as the Fortune 100 prepare for deeper blockchain adoption.

London’s blue-chip FTSE 100 edged 0.4% higher in holiday-thinned trade on Tuesday, inching within striking distance of its record high as mining stocks rallied on stabilising metal prices.

Soybeans and Soybean Meal closed lower, but Soybean Oil was slightly higher.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average sagged on Tuesday, declining around 100 points as equities grapple with holiday-constrained market flows and low end-of-year trading volumes.

The continental interdependence remains intact, and the adjustments required by Canada are manageable.

Artificial intelligence chip stocks had a blockbuster 2025, with leading names – Nvidia, Intel, Broadcom, and AMD​​​​ – each rallying more than 40% in the trailing 12 months.

Interesting times lie ahead for 2026. Technology can't be expected to carry the markets again next year, and a decent correction - or more likely a sideways shift - is something to watch for.

The parabolic spike in precious metals signaled that our current debt based financial system has entered its final chapter.

Mark Zuckerberg has been aggressively repositioning Meta Platforms' focus and spending toward AI, particularly to achieve "personal superintelligence" that enhances existing apps like Facebook and Instagram and, of course, boosts revenue.

Stocks are a mixed bag as 2025 winds down, with the tech sector particularly choppy.

With silver and gold both surging significantly higher over the past couple of weeks, a correction was inevitable.

Silver shot up 7% this morning, and I watched everyone scramble to explain why. China wants delivery. Overnight futures pressure. Global demand. Inflation hedge.

Oil prices are experiencing a notable upswing, driven by surging global demand and renewed optimism surrounding potential diplomatic breakthroughs.