The headline retail sales print beat expectations rising 0.4% (+0.3% exp). Core retail sales (ex-autos and gas) disappointed, rising just 0.1% (+0.3% exp).

From a technical point of view, the medium-term trend of the USD/JPY currency pair is bullish.

The greenback has had one of the best weeks in over a month. Powell assumed a more hawkish tone on Thursday. Australia’s economy added 15,900 jobs, compared to estimates of 25,200.

GBP/CAD is pulling back in a short-term downtrend, however, it is likely to resume its bearish bias. The pair recently broke down out of a bearish Rising Wedge but downside targets have yet to be hit.

In October retail sales rose 0.4% on a nominal basis. After adjusting for inflation, they rose 0.2%.

XRP price is up over 15% and moving higher above the $0.740 support zone. The price could accelerate higher if it clears the $0.8450 resistance zone.

GBP/JPY trades lower on Friday after Japanese GDP data beats expectations and data for the same period from the UK.

The S&P 500 held up till a bit hotter than expected PPI came, setting the daily tone in twists and turns.

BRK-B is in the process of completing wave 2 of wave (5).

The dollar is poised for a substantial weekly gain following Powell's hawkish comments.

Bitcoin is facing a noticeable decline in price, dropping by 6.1% in the past day to a current trading price of $87,977.

Not only is the stock down 70% from its peak (in the midst of lifetime highs around the world) but the 15-year trendline from March 2009 is broken

The Greenback trades on the back foot, giving back Thursday’s gains.

Berkshire Hathaway's recent investments in Domino's Pizza and Pool Corp have sparked market interest.

The election victory has fueled a strong rally in US equities, but Donald Trump’s comeback is seen as a new risk factor elsewhere as Washington prepares to pivot to the new edition of an “America First” policy.

The dollar bounced, and US rates rose yesterday afternoon in response to comments by Fed Chair Powell. But he did little more that reiterate what he had said at the recent press conference.

Paul Tudor Jones recently voiced concerns that rising U.S. deficits and debt and increasing interest rates could lead to a fiscal crisis.

According to IFO economic institute, order shortage in Germany continues to worsen, hindering economic development and affecting almost all sectors.

In the fast paced world of stock trading, understanding how markets behave during extreme downturns is essential for surviving volatile periods.

We have confirmation that Polish CPI rose to 5% YoY in October despite some moderation in core inflation.