The EUR/USD outlook shows limited upside amid the declining risk momentum and renewed dollar demand.

Gold holds steady near $4,000 as markets weigh the prolonged US government shutdown and cautious global sentiment.

Revelio provided an excellent set of job-related data.

As long as both OPEC+ and U.S. shale producers continue to fight for influence, the market will remain what it’s always been: a high-stakes contest of patience, power, and price.

The DraftKings stock price woes accelerated after the company published its quarterly results and issued a weak forward guidance.

Choosing between a tactical, strategic, or passive investment strategy will influence risk and return.

The U.S. dollar dropped to critical support near ¥153 against the yen, but with a strong uptrend intact and rate differentials favoring the dollar, dip-buying remains the favored strategy.

OpenAI seeks additional resources to maintain its leadership role in AI.

Gold holds firm as political risks, weak jobs data, and legal uncertainty drive safe-haven demand.

The USD/JPY pair retreated to 153.10 on Friday, with the yen retaining a portion of its recent gains amid a flight to safety.

Earnings season in November 2025 has featured a mix of strong revenue growth and some profit outlook caution, leading to volatility.

The FTSE 100 opened softer, trailing broader regional indices.

Third-quarter GDP growth disappointed at 4.0% YoY, dragged down by weak investment and softer government spending, while exports provided temporary support.

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.