The cryptocurrency market thrives on volatility, but the arrival of a "crypto winter", and waning enthusiasm – strikes fear into investors and traders alike.

The Santa Claus rally has quietly returned today, with all three major indexes paring a lower open and pushing higher at last check.

Hovering over discussions of high levels of US government debt is a question: How does Japan do it? The ratio of gross debt/GDP by Japan’s government is remarkably high.

Himex Technologies has paid variable annual dividends since June 2007, except for 2019 to 2021. However, the September 2025 dividend of $0.37 is the forward-looking annual dividend amount projected for 2026.

Following the much-stronger-than-expected GDP print, U.S. Industrial Production also surprised to the upside, rising 0.2% MoM in November and pulling the YoY change up to 2.52%.

A snapshot of today’s markets: speculative IPOs, failed equity breakouts, strength in precious metals, weakness in bonds, and ongoing skepticism toward crypto as capital rotates amid volatility and macro uncertainty.

Tesla's stock is nearing a 52-week high, buoyed by hopes of rate cuts and strong earnings expectations, though long-term concerns about its unit economics and margins persist.

While admittedly extremely lagging, the preliminary OCTOBER durable goods orders print was a big disappointment after a rebound in the summer with the headline falling 2.2% MoM (far worse than the 1.5% MoM decline expected).

Silver’s parabolic rise has been remarkable. Its price has more than doubled this year and is nearly three times higher than in 2023.

A strong performance from net trade lifted GDP growth to its fastest rate since the third quarter of 2023. The key drivers remain high-income consumers and tech capex and that seems unlikely to change in 2026

Ditto (Thailand) Public Company Limited is an IT service provider in Bangkok specializing in document and data management solutions and digital transformation.

Sable Offshore shares rose more than 8% after federal regulators approved the restart of its Las Flores pipeline system.

Although the benchmark indices opened higher, they traded positively throughout the session and ultimately closed in green.

The British Pound pares earlier gains against the US Dollar on Tuesday as traders digest a mixed batch of US economic data.

Q3 GDP was strong, housing remained weak, profits surged, and early post-shutdown data suggest the economy avoided recession despite mixed forward signals.

After the last major data release in December, markets usually settle in for a couple of weeks of holiday trading.

In Q3, US GDP surged by 4.3%, up from an already hot 3.8% in Q2 and driven by a spike in consumer spending.

EUR/USD maintains an upward technical correction.

The Mexican peso strengthened above 18 per dollar, reaching its highest level since July 2024, thanks to strong domestic activity, high yields, and a decline in dollar demand.

EUR/CHF trades near one-month lows as geopolitical tensions lift safe-haven demand for the Swiss Franc.