The Bitcoin market exploded to the upside during the trading session on Wednesday again, gaining well over 4% by New York Open.

The USD/JPY pair has dropped to 151.56, marking a five-week high for the yen.

France, Italy, Japan, and the USA all have high budget deficits of comparable magnitude, accompanied by significant public debt in excess of 100% of GDP.

USD/CAD ticks lower as the Canadian Dollar gains on expectations of healthy trade negotiations with the US.

The Elliott Wave Analysis identifies USDCAD in a counter-trend phase, with wave 2 actively unfolding.

Analysts at Bank of America have forecast a volatile metals and minerals market in 2025.

NZD/USD depreciates as traders expect the Fed to adopt a cautious approach regarding a rate cut next month.

After rising to new long-term highs, we have seen a firm decline in the US Dollar over the past two days, but it is not clear how much longer this will continue.

Stocks in Asia held in a narrow range on Thursday while bond yields slipped as traders took to the sidelines ahead of the US Thanksgiving holiday.

Yesterday’s bounce in EUR/USD was helped by comments from the ECB’s influential Isabel Schnabel pouring cold water on ideas of a 50bp ECB rate cut in December.

The BTC/USD pair rose to over 67,000 on Thursday morning, up from this week’s low of 90,570. It has jumped by almost 100% from its August low.

The market is currently in an impulsive mode, reflecting strong downward momentum.

Like Trip.com, Atour Lifestyle Holdings is benefiting from a positive trend of earnings estimate revisions which suggests their stellar price performances could continue.

Opportunity cost is arguably the most important concept in all of economics. Each country has a production possibilities frontier, which reflects its stock of factors of production, as well as the institutions that underlie its economic system.

The trends in Debt to GDP, Net Interest on the Debt and the budget deficit necessitate yield curve control and debt monetization in the next few years. This is the major game changing catalyst for Gold.

Asia-Pacific markets showed a mixed performance on Thursday as investors reacted to a surprise interest rate cut by South Korea’s central bank and digested data on US inflation.

In this video, Ira Epstein reviews the day's trading in the gold and other relevant metal markets.

The Bank of Korea (BoK) lowered its policy rate to 3.0% and revised down its GDP and CPI forecasts for 2024 and 2025.

The USD/CHF pair retraces recent losses from the previous session, trading around 0.8830 during the Asian hours on Thursday.

Gold price (XAU/USD) drifts lower during the Asian session on Thursday, albeit finds some support near the $2,620 area and has now trimmed a part of its intraday losses.