Fears that a lot of bad debt is lurking in the private lending sector have investors worried about the results for business development companies.

GBP/USD strengthens as markets digest UK Autumn Budget and revised OBR projections.

S&P 500 duly tanked on poor incoming data showing consumer under (spending) stress, and overall not tame PPI inflation.

Markets have priced Nvidia as the clear winner in AI chip production.

Stocks climbed while the Dollar took a hit as weak U.S. consumer data and the emergence of a pro-rate-cutting candidate as the likely Federal Reserve chairman fuelled expectations of an imminent reduction in interest rates.

AUD/NZD plunged as rising Australian inflation raised the odds of RBA hawkishness, while New Zealand’s dovish policy stance continued to weigh on the Aussie cross.

Find out the failure bars, supply spikes, relief rallies, and volatility expansions that reveal whether the S&P 500 is gearing up for a final flush—or preparing for a major rebound.

Pre-Thanksgiving market news for the remainder of the week.

2025 saw the population of U.S. farm-raised turkeys decline. But that's not the only thing about turkeys that shrank during the past year. The average live weight of turkeys has also fallen.

Deere topped Q4 estimates with $3.93 EPS and $12.39 billion in revenue, though profit fell from last year.

Traders continue to evaluate the expectations of an interest rate cut in next month’s meeting.

The Euro extends gains to levels near 1.1600 with Fed easing hopes weighing on the US Dollar.

The US dollar is mostly lower today. The pendulum has shifted hard in favor of a rate cut next month and this has taken the wind from the dollar's sails.

At its final meeting of the year, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand lowered the official cash rate by 25 basis points to 2.25%.

Oil falls to a 5-week low on Ukraine-Russia peace deal progress.

The UK Budget announcement will see markets weigh both fiscal and inflationary implications.

The FTSE 100 has enjoyed tentative gains at the open, pushing higher in anticipation of a UK budget that finally draws the line under a period of great uncertainty and concern for businesses and workers alike.

GBP/USD outlook stays positive as the dollar weakens after soft data.

Bitcoin fell again on Tuesday, with institutional trading behavior and fragile sentiment pressuring price action toward the critical $80,000 support level.

The GBP/USD pair extended its gains, reaching 1.3189, as investors await details of the UK budget, to be presented today, 26 November.