ISM Manufacturing PMI declined to 48.7 in October—marking its eighth straight month of contraction—despite the input-price index remaining elevated at 58.0, signaling inflation pressure even amid weakening factory activity.

​​​​​​​The UK's FTSE 100 edged lower on Monday as the market braced for a busy week of corporate earnings and a key interest rate decision from the Bank of England.

The ISM manufacturing index suggests that the US industrial sector remains under pressure from weak growth and tariff-related uncertainty.

ETH, SOL, XRP, AVAX, LINK and ADA are all heading to their recent crash lows.

Amazon shares jumped more than 4% on news of a $38 billion cloud partnership with OpenAI, strengthening Amazon’s role in AI infrastructure.

Gold kicks off the week on a cautious footing, oscillating within its established $3,900-$4,050 range as traders weigh an evolving macroeconomic backdrop.

The stock market appears to have made it through the worst two-month period of the year unscathed.

Silver has now corrected by about 13% since recently peaking at $54. I realize that some of you are concerned. You may be asking yourselves if this is the end of the silver bull market. I say definitely not...

Stocks are a mixed bag today, as November trading gets underway.

OPEC spare production capacity is getting smaller by the minute.

The combination of strong US GDP growth, improved inflation control, and strong domestic private labor market performance, reducing government spending and immigration jobs, put the United States significantly ahead of all its peers.

AUD/USD weakens on Monday, trading around 0.6530 at the time of writing, down 0.25% on the day.

OpenAI has signed a landmark $38 billion agreement with Amazon Web Services (AWS), marking its first major team-up with the world’s leading cloud infrastructure provider.

With 5 of the Magnificent 7 tech giants reporting, the post-earnings reaction hardly exuded confidence. All this while investor sentiment leans heavily bullish.

Nvidia’s stock gained on Monday, lifted by renewed optimism around US corporate spending on artificial-intelligence chips, even as restrictions on sales to China continue to cloud the outlook.

The final two-month stretch of 2025 begins. Bulls couldn’t be in a better position heading into year-end based on what I’m seeing in the market’s internals.

After opening the day lower, the benchmark indices continued their upward momentum, ended the session in green.

Nomura has paid a variable annual and recent semi-annual dividend since January 1987. The current forward-looking annual dividend of $0.2376 yields 3.38% as of Friday’s share price.

The credit markets may still look calm on the surface, but there’s a tremor underneath. And gold, especially the physical kind, is starting to look like the most rational way to ride it out.

The U.S. shale oil and gas boom that began early this century had enormous geopolitical implications.