Gold prices remain bullish near $4145, with the market eyeing a breakout above $4220.

The discussion warns of a major economic shift driven by debt, inflation, and tightening government controls, suggesting precious metals—especially gold, silver, and platinum—may offer key protection and opportunity.

President Donald Trump says extending Affordable Care Act subsidies “may be necessary” as the enrollment deadline looms for millions of Americans who are set to see their premiums skyrocket in the new year.

The EURUSD has gained over the last couple of days amid dollar weakness.

As the S&P 500 surges on AI optimism and Fed easing, deep structural contradictions threaten to undermine the next market cycle.

A third-quarter revenue beat with soft fourth-quarter guidance, excessive valuations, and scepticism about its forward growth are red flags.

Gold price prediction based on the technical analysis.

The Farm Bureau Federation confirms the price of a Thanksgiving dinner has shrunk, led lower by a big drop in the price of turkeys.

Indices have been slipping, tech stocks are coming under pressure, and volatility is climbing across the market.

European markets are showing a distinct lack of direction this morning, and traders shouldn’t expect too much given a threadbare economic calendar and US Thanksgiving market closure.

The Euro finds resistance above 1.1600 and retreats below the 1.1580 level.

The European Commission's economic sentiment indicator edged up slightly in November, marking the third consecutive monthly increase.

BTC/USD broke above the $90,000 resistance as oversold conditions and Fed rate cut optimism fueled a bullish reversal, with $95,000 in sight.

EUR/USD forecast remains firm as dollar retreats to 4-month lows.

Global stocks were close to recouping their losses from November as increasing expectations for interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve revitalised the market after a downturn due to fears of inflated AI valuations.

The US stock indices extended their rally on Wednesday, marking four consecutive sessions of gains.

GBP/USD slips as investors continue to digest the Chancellor’s Budget.

A logarithmic view of gold’s history shows that despite recent highs, its long-term cycle still points to significant upside potential.

Repo stress is flaring up again, with rates rising, Fed borrowing returning, and pressure building across hedge funds and private credit.

The pound has welcomed yesterday’s UK Budget announcement, as improved fiscal headroom is seemingly not coming at a hefty price for growth.