Brent crude oil prices have continued to slip, touching 71.74 USD a barrel on Tuesday. This marks a downturn influenced by China's underwhelming stimulus measures.

GBP/USD falls as unemployment rises. DAX falls as Trump risks hit sentiment.

The Dow finds itself historically stretched from its midline. Where it returns, nobody knows, but one thing is certain: The current level of the Dow intersects its channel midline in 2042, 17 years from now.

The holiday season presents unique opportunities for swing traders who understand the market’s behavior during these low volume periods.

Asian stocks declined while the dollar remained at four-month highs on Tuesday.

The analysis identifies an ongoing impulsive wave pattern, which is moving in an upward trajectory.

Bitcoin remained above the $88,000 mark on Tuesday, holding steady after rising more than 10% to new all-time highs in the previous session.

While optimism plays a role in market growth, unchecked exuberance often leads to corrections as markets adjust to reality.

There are a lot of different things going on right now, but the one thing that we had seen recently, was that both the US dollar in the gold market could go up at the same time.

Indian share markets are trading on positive note with the Sensex trading 65 points higher and Nifty is trading 26 points higher.

Bitcoin price surge gained steam in the overnight session as the bullish momentum gained steam.

The Pound Sterling slumps to nearly 1.2800 against the US Dollar after the release of the weak UK employment data.

As the dust settles after last week's US election results, global markets are settling into core trades of a firmer dollar, higher US equities and higher terminal rate from the Fed.

Gold prices remained in bear territory as a stronger dollar limits demand among overseas buyers.

After breaking the upward channel, EUR/USD continues to fall but is now facing support at the 1.06839 level.

Traders are advised to monitor price movements closely in relation to the invalidation level of 35,109.

The Trump trade is back in full swing as the market continues to consider the impact of US tariffs and US tax cuts from the incoming administration.

USD/CAD extends its winning streak for the third consecutive day, trading around 1.3950 during the European session on Tuesday. The US Dollar (USD) continues to gain strength following the confirmation of Trump’s victory in the US election.

UK wage growth appears stuck in the 4.5-5% area, despite falling private sector employment and lower vacancy rates. Further declines in wage growth are coming, but not immediately. For the time being, the Bank of England will remain cautious.

Trump’s emerging team of high-profile China hawks signals a clear shift in policy tone for his next term.