Stocks are finishing the week strong, but it's a pyrrhic victory, with two of the three major indexes still staring down sizable weekly losses.

GBP/AUD and GBP/NZD pairs step into final leg of a recovery, as they breaking out of a bullish running triangle pattern by Elliott wave theory.

The decline of wave IV is likely to end and the price is re-entering the uptrend.

Higher interest rates can make a currency more attractive and thus cause it to rise, and vice versa.

The BoJ’s interest rate meeting on Thursday is a highlight for next week.

The stock market performs best when risky assets are being bought by investors. This is what investors call “risk on”, as it points to the animal spirits that often fuel bull markets.

From the point of view of technical analysis, the trend on the GBP/USD currency pair is bearish.

After opening the day on a positive note, Indian share markets slipped as the session progressed and ended the day weak.

Bitcoin is currently witnessing a price recovery after a brief dip earlier in the week.

The heady ascent for US stock indices since early September has been on hold for the past couple of weeks.

Intel Corporation is scheduled to report third-quarter 2024 earnings on Oct. 31.

Preliminary data for October shows that headline US durable goods orders fell 0.8% MoM (slightly better than the -1.0% MoM expected), leaving orders down 2.9% YoY.

The Applied Materials stock price has come under intense pressure this year as investors continued to question its growth.

The S&P/TSX 60 index is currently in a bullish trend within an impulsive structure.

Despite numerous setbacks to its robo-taxi production, Elon Musk believes robo-taxis are potentially a $5 to $7 trillion opportunity.

During this morning’s Asian session, EURUSD came under pressure, returning from 1.08280 to 1.08140.

US consumers' average inflation expectations for the next five years have reached 7.1%, a level not seen since the 1980s.

Mastercard is the second-largest payment processor in the world, having processed close to over $9 trillion in volume during 2023.

The dollar is trading quietly, with a slightly firmer today. There has been little follow-through selling after yesterday's setback.

EUR/USD trades above 1.0800, but the downside bias remains firm due to multiple headwinds.