A revision of the eurozone's long-term growth outlook would have a significant upward impact on euro swap rates. This is unlikely to happen overnight, but in our view should build gradually over time.

Stocks rallied hard on a 'framework' for a solution to the trade dispute with China. Gold and silver were hammered with program short selling, hitting the miners. The Dollar fell.

We’ve now had three consecutive Mondays where the VIX 1-Day fell from a high Friday value, leading to an S&P 500 rally of about 1%. The prior two Mondays not only saw rallies but also gave those gains back in the days that followed.

Gold price (XAU/USD) tumbles to a two-week low near $4,000 during the early Asian session on Tuesday.

GBP/USD caught a thin bounce off the 1.3300 handle on Monday, chalking in the pair’s first bullish candle in six straight trading session and keeping Cable bids just north of the 200-day Exponential Moving Average.

"Platform Firms" are redefining professional services. Firms in law and accounting are swapping hourly bills for SaaS-like subscriptions, mixing human expertise with tech for scalable growth and recurring revenue.

Markets remain bullish, but there are still warning signs things are still a little hot.

The tape feels different. The scent of détente has mingled with the heady aroma of Fed cuts, corporate buybacks, and a $7 trillion money-market powder keg waiting for a spark.

​​​​​​​We have entered the heart of earnings releases for the 3rd quarter, along with bullish seasonal market stock market trends.

According to the Treasury Department’s monthly report for September, the budget deficit turned positive last month, with tax receipts coming in at $197 billion above federal outlays.

The companies that succeed don’t hang on to what worked yesterday. They build what the world needs next.

In the volatile world of stock trading, few phenomena capture the imagination quite like the short squeeze.

QCOM jumped some 16% on Monday.

Coinbase and Citi unite to bridge traditional finance and digital assets with 24/7 payment integration.

The oil markets had a mixed day today.

India ranks as the world's second-largest gold market behind China. 

Following intraday record highs, all three major benchmarks kicked off the week with more record closes.

While everyone watched the market rally 1.13% on China trade deal optimism, massive institutional money quietly positioned for explosive moves in stocks you've probably never heard of.

Qualcomm announced the AI200 and AI250. The first one is expected next year, with the latter expected in 2027.

Lam Research Corp. generated a strong 30% FCF margin on semiconductor equipment sales in its latest quarter. LRCX stock may be undervalued by almost 19% based on its FCF margins and analysts' revenue estimates.