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. 

Gold is about 9% from its record high in late October. Despite the sell-off, the bias remains bullish from a medium—and long-term perspective.

The dollar index jumped to a more than two-year high leaving everyone to ask why.

A perfect storm of factors is battering the prices of gold and oil, with both commodities experiencing a significant downturn.

Gold bounces off technical support aided by the US Dollar, which peaks and rolls over. The precious metal faces headwinds from the outlook for US interest rates and Trumponomics.

Asian markets concluded a volatile week on a more stable note, aided by Chinese consumers lifting retail sales above expectations.

Bitcoin has reached a major milestone by surpassing the $90,000 price mark, marking a significant moment in its ongoing bullish rally. The price surge has drawn the attention of existing investors and attracted a new wave of market participants.

EURUSD plunged to a six-month low of 1.0543 on Friday amid strong support for the US dollar following the US presidential election and recent comments from Federal Reserve officials.

Expecting a tight race, political fanatics watching established mainstream news outlets for the latest election returns were in for a long night.

The invalidation level at 102.424 is a critical threshold. Breaching this level would challenge the current bearish structure and indicate a potential shift in trend.

A look at a poorly managed trade that turns out to be incredibly profitable.

On Thursday, Fed Chairman Powell clarified that there was no need for an immediate rate cut, citing the economy’s strength, a robust labor market, and stable inflation.

The dollar remains at risk of positioning-led corrections, but so far macro data and Fed communication have not offered any USD-negative catalyst.

2% CPI is a headline you won’t find in today’s Wall Street Journal. The reason is that official inflation gauges, such as CPI, are in the mid to upper 2% range.

The Trump trade continues to fuel Dollar demand, all while the latest comments from the Fed Chair have only added to this demand.

During my daily analysis of minor currency pairs, the EUR/CAD pair has captured my attention as we have tested a major support level, only to turn things around and show signs of life.

A view of the estimated net sales of exchange traded funds shows that the industry has enjoyed very strong estimated net inflows (+$1.229.3 bn) over the course of the first 10 months of 2024.