The market appears to be making something of the latest ABC News/Washington Post national election poll which shows Kamala Harris extending her lead over Donald Trump.

The GBP/USD exchange rate stabilized ahead of the important US consumer confidence data and the UK budget. It started the week at 1.2962, a few pips above last week’s low of 1.2910, its lowest level since August 16.

The S&P 500 failed to rally on Friday but is set to open higher this morning.

The analysis aims to provide readers with insights into the current market trends and how to capitalize on them effectively.

Oil slumps 5% as the geopolitical risk premium falls. DAX rises ahead of a key week for global risk events.

Bitcoin is on its way to retesting the $69,000 price level again.

The US Dollar has retraced most of the ground taken following the release of the Japanese election results, retreating from three-month highs at 153.75 to 152.50 so far.

In response to recent developments in the oil and gas markets, our perspective highlights a cautious approach to energy investments, considering the effects of geopolitical dynamics, fluctuating demand, and shifting supply expectations.

The analysis for the Russell 2000 index reveals a counter-trend structure with a corrective mode in gray wave 2.

The current setup on the silver chart is a lot like the start of the silver bull market of the early 2000s.

Leading into this week’s 3Q reports from five tech heavyweights, the Nasdaq 100 has not made much progress in the last couple of weeks.

Even though the U.S. Federal Reserve cut short term interest rates in the U.S. by a half point last month, longer term interest rates seem to have other ideas.

The next couple of weeks in the capital markets are likely to be tumultuous, and the loss of the LDP majority in Japan get it started.

JPM is progressing in Minor wave 5, with the first leg, wave {i}, potentially completed after reaching the $220 level.

Many Americans believe the economy is performing poorly and consumer sentiment is at levels that, in the past, were reserved for much worse conditions than we have today.

The results of Japan's Lower House elections have led to a significant defeat for the Liberal Democrat-Komeito coalition.

The inflationist era of 2021-2024 was not a fatality. It was a policy. Inflationism is the ideology that wins among economists close to the current administration as well as policymakers.

The EUR/USD pair began the week around 1.0789, reflecting heightened global economic uncertainties and a strong inclination towards safe-haven assets.

Oil prices sold off this morning following Israel’s response to Iran’s recent missile attack.

WTI crude oil prices fell more than 4% to below $69 per barrel on Monday.