Gold has gained over 52 percent this year. Going back to January 2024, the price of yellow metal has surged by over 95 percent.

We are increasingly confident that around €600bn of assets will transition on 1 January 2026, bringing about significant flows in longer-dated bonds and swaps. Markets are closely watching, with 10s30s steepening on headlines.

EUR/USD price remains soft amid the French political crisis and rising growth concerns.

The Dow still shows advance signals as the market faces support around 46350 and 46150.

Independent polls by Pew, S&P, CBS, the WSJ, and Fannie Mae all say the same thing.

One of the great truisms in investing is that it is difficult for professional investment managers to beat the Standard and Poor 500 with any regularity over time.

The EUR/USD pair tumbled to the 1.1598 support level, the currency pair's lowest in over a month

Gold’s spectacular surge beyond the $4,000 mark underscores a growing investor preference for the metal over the dollar.

Although AI is top of mind at the moment, it's not the only thing happening.

The just-released minutes of the ECB’s September meeting show a unanimous decision to keep interest rates on hold, viewing this approach as the most appropriate response to ongoing elevated uncertainty.

Gold holds steady near record highs on Thursday after surging to a fresh all-time peak of $4,059 the previous day.

The Australian dollar fell initially during the trading session on Wednesday again, testing the crucial 0.6550 level.

There was some, albeit limited, follow-through dollar buying today, but the early gains have been pared as the European morning progressed.

We no longer expect another Bank of England rate cut this year, though lower inflation and higher taxes should unlock further easing in 2026.

The GBP/USD pair attempted to stabilize on Thursday, trading around 1.3413 USD.

Delta reported Q3 EPS of $1.71 and revenue of $16.7 billion, topping expectations and signaling strong momentum for 2025.

The Pound Sterling weakens further against the US Dollar as the Greenback rebounds after a mild corrective move.

USDJPY met the second target of 150.90-151.45 whilst managing to break above it two days ago.

Retail investors are fueling record equity inflows despite waning liquidity.

The AUD advanced amid surging inflation expectations and a weakening USD.