Employment in July and August combined is 33,000 lower than previously reported, and continues the trend of relentless downward revisions.

Wall Street futures surged higher overnight as shares in Nvidia surged in after hours.

Gold trades range-bound, with volatility still muted despite the stronger-than-expected September NFP report.

Bitcoin continues to face heavy selling pressure as liquidation and weak sentiment drive price action lower.

The 25Q3 Y/Y blended earnings growth estimate is 61.9%. If the energy sector is excluded, the growth rate for the index is 56.6%.

The dollar has broken above its 200-day moving average for the first time since March.

Walmart shares are moving lower in premarket trading despite solid third-quarter results, suggesting that price-sensitive consumers are flocking to its stores nationwide.

After a strong rebound in July, the combined value of goods traded between the U.S. and China dipped in August 2025.

The US dollar is little changed against most of the G10 currencies as the North American session is about to get underway.

Bath & Body Works posted Q3 sales of $1.6 billion and EPS of $0.37, both below expectations, and cut its outlook for the rest of 2025 while rolling out a new long-term growth strategy.

Trading the USD/CAD requires a nuanced understanding of both timing and technical and fundamental dynamics.

The GBP/USD pair fell sharply to 1.3048 on Thursday, pressured by a combination of soft domestic inflation data and a broadly stronger US dollar.

The Pound Sterling moves higher against its major currency peers on Thursday.

The US dollar continues to push higher against the Japanese yen, with dips viewed as buying opportunities.

The yen has been weakening over the last month, but that trend picked up pace substantially on Wednesday.

The gold forecast reveals a neutral to bearish bias, as the dollar holds firm following the release of the FOMC minutes.

Chip giant Nvidia beat Wall Street expectations for revenue and guidance, easing some concerns about slowing AI investment that had fueled recent market volatility.

Railcar producer Trinity Industries is on the radar of income investors, as the stock pays a 4.8% yield and has an impressive history of annual dividend raises.

When central banks cut rates, it’s not because everything is fine—it’s often a signal that beneath the surface, there are serious concerns.

Stocks soared as Nvidia unveiled a robust revenue forecast, easing fears of an AI sector bubble that had previously rattled global markets.