Silver has gone absolutely vertical, even more than gold has.

Every market cycle eventually changes investor psychology to believe risk has been conquered.

Gold continues to attract safe-haven flows amid trade uncertainties and geopolitical tensions.

The US dollar is finding support near the 0.80 level against the Swiss franc, with traders watching risk sentiment and interest rate differentials for the next move.

The Pound Sterling rises to near 1.3470 against the US Dollar amid trade tensions between the US and China.

Indian share markets are trading flat today.

A selloff in US regional bank shares, triggered by loan fraud allegations, drove Treasury yields lower and contributed to the dollar's soft tone.

A sudden surge in scrutiny of US regional banks is hitting equities and the dollar.

​​​​​​​The FTSE continues to grind sideways as the recent direction has left traders feeling uneasy.

The EUR/CAD cross trades in positive territory for the fourth consecutive day near 1.6460 during the early European session on Friday. 

Growing concerns about a potential AI bubble, increasing exposure to the yellow metal has become an appealing investment move, highlighting the need to diversify tech-heavy portfolios. In this context, gold remains an attractive investment option.

We are off to a very good start in the Q3 earnings season, with the big banks not only beating estimates but also providing a reassuring outlook for the coming periods.

The US Senate on Thursday failed once again to advance a Republican-led proposal to extend government funding and end the ongoing shutdown, marking the tenth unsuccessful attempt since the impasse began more than two weeks ago.

Carnival Corp. recently posted another record quarter. People are still cruising, and this stock is expected to grow earnings by 47.9% this year

The USD/INR pair slides to near 87.80 as the US Dollar faces a sharp selling pressure due to ongoing US-China trade frictions and firm expectations that the Federal Reserve (Fed) will cut interest rates two more times this year.

The Australian Dollar (AUD) declines against the US Dollar (USD) on Friday, extending its losses for the second successive session.

The Japanese Yen remains on the front foot against a broadly weaker US Dollar for the fourth straight day and drags the USD/JPY pair below the 150.00 psychological mark, or a two-week low during the Asian session on Friday.

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 took a downward turn after a strong open today, edging lower through the afternoon but ultimately off session lows.

PepsiCo is trading well above its estimated intrinsic value of ~$58, suggesting a limited margin of safety — the analysis favors viewing it more as a reliable compounder than a deep value buy.