Gold forecast remains bullish above the $4,200 mark, supported by several macro variables.

High net worth investors face steeper tax exposure, wider reporting thresholds, and more complex investment structures.

Staking refers to the process of participating in the validation of transactions and block production on a Proof of Stake (PoS) blockchain by committing a certain amount of the crypto asset.

A fundamental dynamic is driving the rally in silver prices: there simply isn’t enough metal.

Recently, gold prices rose strongly on the back of the decline in the US dollar price and renewed expectations that the US Federal Reserve will cut interest rates this year.

Operating conditions in the US manufacturing sector improved for a fourth successive month in November.

The Euro remains above 1.1600 following Eurozone data releases.

The dollar has traded heavily in recent days, and it is consolidating in narrow ranges with a slightly firmer bias today.

Oil prices are starting to fade recent gains, with WTI turning lower from the $60 handle ahead of key US-Russia negotiations in Moscow.

The EUR/USD pair retreated to 1.1612 on Tuesday, pulling back from a recent two-week high.

The Reserve Bank of Australia’s final interest rate call of the year is coming up.

Headline inflation increased from 2.1 to 2.2% in November, while core inflation remained stable at 2.4%.

The Pound Sterling faces pressure against its major currency peers amid dovish BoE expectations.

Cryptos across the board remain subdued following another market sell-off.

The FTSE is inching higher on Tuesday in lacklustre trade after modest losses yesterday.

On Friday, silver prices rose sharply.

On Tuesday, WTI prices traded around $59.3/barrel, stabilizing after a gain of more than 1% in the previous session. Support continued from geopolitical risks threatening global oil supplies and the latest OPEC+ production decision.

Asian markets bounced back on Tuesday following a sharp selloff on Monday, where cryptocurrencies led the decline in global risk assets.

Dividend paying firms in the U.S. stock market saw more negative than positive changes in November 2025 when compared against the market of November 2024.

The EUR/USD outlook remains mildly supported amid a weaker dollar.