Two weeks ago, Jerome Powell stated, “We may be approaching the end of our balance sheet contraction in the coming months.”

The Canadian dollar rallied post-BoC, but CAD/CHF remains in a strong downtrend, with resistance near 0.58 offering a potential short entry targeting 0.5625.

The story compares betting too early on a promising greyhound to holding oil stocks too early, but maintains confidence that sticking to the long-term investment approach will ultimately pay off.

EUR/JPY reached the all-time high of 178.71 on Thursday.

Bitcoin is entering a new phase: a structural supercycle driven by institutional adoption, regulatory clarity, and monetary debasement.

NZD/USD remains volatile near 0.57725 after a failed breakout, as disappointment over the Fed’s cautious tone keeps bullish ambitions in check.

While risks and speculation are rising across many assets, the next real crisis may still be waiting, even as vulnerabilities continue to build beneath the surface.

Indian share markets are trading lower today, with the Sensex trading 426 points lower, and the Nifty is trading 127 points lower.

BTC/USD continues to lose steam despite the Fed’s dovish pivot, with bearish pressure building below key technical levels and potential support near 106,600.

The Federal Reserve cut its benchmark interest rate for the second straight time to 3.75–4%, the lowest in three years.

It was a choppy trading session for oil yesterday. Yet constructive numbers from the US Energy Information Administration ensured the market ended higher.

The Dow remains upbeat, with tech stocks and AI leading the way, as price action doesn’t look like slowing down.

In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the Fed's decision to cut interest rates by 25 basis points and the market's reaction to this move, noting that the Fed is divided on future rate cuts and requires more data to make further decisions.

AUD/USD gains ground after recovering its recent losses registered in the previous session, trading around 0.6590 during the Asian hours on Thursday.

The Japanese Yen attracts some intraday sellers on Thursday after the Bank of Japan decided to maintain the status quo, though it lacks follow-through.

Amid broad disagreements on the Fed, Chair Jerome Powell balked (on behalf of the Fed) at cutting rates again in December. I see plenty of reasons to expect the Fed to proceed with rate cuts as previously scheduled.

Gold holds steady as markets weigh Fed caution, a stronger Dollar, and ongoing U.S.–China trade talks.

Spiegel emphasized that Snap has been investing in wearable computing for over a decade, even before Snapchat had a chat feature – and that his company’s AR glasses will be “infinitely more capable than Meta’s smart glasses.”

For the 222 S&P 500 members that have reported Q3 results, total earnings are up +10.7% from the same period last year on +8% higher revenues, with 83.8% beating EPS estimates and 77.9% beating revenue estimates.

Today you will see Gold price predictions based on technical analysis. What is the support and resistance on the daily time frame for XAUUSD?