The dollar has remained bid as US credit market concerns continue to ease, and the large drop in precious metals potentially offers extra support.

The euro tumbled as the dollar gained some ground over its competitors.

Over the past week, Apple shares have rallied about 6.10%, pushing the stock up nearly 5.9% year to date. Here, we have highlighted ETFs with exposure to Apple.

The Pound Sterling faces intense selling pressure against its major peers on Wednesday after the release of the United Kingdom Consumer Price Index data for September.

Gold price recovers to near $4,150 during the early European trading hours on Wednesday. The precious metal gains ground amid concerns over the impact of the US government shutdown and ongoing fears about unsustainable government debt globally.

Lloyds share price remained in a tight range this week, but this may change as the company publishes its financial results.

USD/CAD extends its losses for the second successive session, trading around 1.4000 during the Asian hours on Wednesday.

Pound Sterling weakens against its major rivals early Wednesday as markets assess softer-than-expected inflation data from the UK.

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

Markets moved through the day roughly flat, actually, more like a reflection in the pond: while the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq were modestly on either side of the zero-balance.

Spot gold prices sold off aggressively yesterday as participants took profits in a market that has been extremely overbought

We’ll hear from the highly coveted Tesla on Wednesday after the market's close. But how does the company stack up heading into its quarterly release? Let’s take a closer look.

The hottest trade of late hasn’t been in AI, instead, stocks of companies that are engaged in the production or servicing of rare earth minerals and elements have taken the spotlight.

LME Week, the biggest gathering of the metals industry, brought a cautiously upbeat tone to metals markets this year.

The WTI rises as a sign that easing US-China trade friction overrode the effects of gains in the US Dollar (USD) and excess supply concerns. 

GBP/USD stepped into a third straight bearish session on Tuesday, shedding weight and slipping back below the 1.3400 handle.

The New Zealand Dollar recovers some ground as Wednesday’s Asian session begins, yet it remains hovering at around 0.5740 for the third straight day, below the 20-day Simple Moving Average (SMA).

The S&P just printed another all-time high. Six months of relentless buying….every dip defended within hours…retail traders rushing into calls every morning like clockwork.

We discuss Q4 macro and market outlooks, as well as where the biggest opportunities for investors right now.

The current risks are towards more ECB easing, but because medium-term risks are tilted to the upside, we think markets will remain firmly anchored around a 1.75% landing zone.