The dollar’s sharp reversal yesterday has extended into overnight trading, pushing the Dollar Index to its lowest level since early October.

Bitcoin is setting up for a potential Santa Rally as bullish derivatives positioning, strong technical signals, and holiday liquidity point toward a $100K breakout.

Today sees a raft of notable US data points released, with the second quarter GDP revision coming alongside core durable goods and consumer confidence metrics.

The latest UK GDP data showed annualised growth of 1.3%, in line with market expectations and slightly below the previous reading of 1.4%.

Czech business confidence dropped in December, with the mood in industry turning dark.

USD/CAD remains range-bound near 1.3750 as holiday conditions, shrinking rate differentials, and low liquidity favor short-term consolidation.

In the AI stack battleground, Alphabet is likely to win the race, but Microsoft is positioned to win the marathon.

The economy becomes financialized as people focus more on financial engineering and speculation rather than production, innovation, and investment.

Master volume analysis to avoid false breakouts—it’s the only non-lagging indicator that reveals institutional intent.

Stock market gains are fueling wealthy consumers, investments in artificial intelligence, and continued economic growth.

BTC/USD is forming a bearish pennant below major EMAs, suggesting downside toward $85,000 unless bulls reclaim the $94,030 resistance.

Global markets head into the new day with central bank divergence firmly in focus.

The Pound Sterling rises against its major currency peers as the BoE is expected to follow a slower monetary easing path.

Inflation in the European Union is nearing 2%, expected to dip below it in 2026 and 2027, and then settle at its 2% target thereafter.

Back in October, foreigners sold a massive $61.2 billion in LT UST assets, the most since April.

Bulls are making some progress but need to break above $1.1800 to become truly dominant.

Indian share markets are trading flat.

The Nasdaq took a breather as all eyes turned to a potential end of year stock rally.

In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the current state of the metals market, noting significant gains in gold and persistent strength in platinum despite lighter trading volumes due to the upcoming Christmas holiday.

Dow Jones futures inch lower 0.06% to trade near 48,650 during Tuesday’s European session, while S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 futures also decline, edging lower 0.09% and 0.12% to roughly 6,920 and 25,650, respectively.