The seven companies that make up the S&P 500's "Magnificent Seven" stocks have been on the rise for some time.

The US dollar is trading heavier against most of the world's currencies today.

The EUR/USD pair is trading flat on Thursday, hovering around 1.1587, following the House of Representatives' approval of a short-term budget bill that ends the longest US government shutdown in history.

Oracle tapped the private market for loans to secure the capital needed to sustain AI innovation and the related data center buildout.

The Euro managed to break above 1.1610, which could lead to a further advance.

The GBP/USD forecast shows a bearish bias amid weak UK GDP data and increased optimism around the US shutdown resolution.

Disney reported Q4 EPS of $1.11 alongside $22.5 billion in revenue, topping profit expectations but falling short on sales, with growth expected in 2026.

FTSE 100 steadies at record highs amid slowing GDP. USD/JPY hits an 8-month high, intervention fears rise.

On Wednesday, WTI crude oil prices fell more than 4%, hitting a three-week low of $58 per barrel.

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President Donald Trump officially ended the longest government shutdown in U.S. history with a late-night signing ceremony in the Oval Office.

The Euro pulls back from two-week highs above 1.1630, but remains above 1.1600.

USD/JPY continues to test the highs in a low-volatility, risk-on environment.

There has been a lot of news recently about rare earth metals and critical metals, and with that, there's a lot of confusion about just what the differences are between them.

EUR/GBP broke above key resistance at 0.8825, confirming bullish momentum with buyers likely stepping in on pullbacks amid expectations of BoE rate cuts.

The collapse and bankruptcy of another private credit supported firm have generated significant losses this week.

The Australian Dollar has started to gain more strongly as risk sentiment improves more firmly after the US government shutdown ended.

Germany’s weak growth outlook, despite massive fiscal efforts, set a cautious tone for global markets as the Council of Economic Experts cut its 2026 forecast and warned that Berlin’s spending is failing to generate real momentum.

Indian share markets are trading lower today, with the Sensex trading 109 points lower, and the Nifty is trading 40 points lower.

EUR/USD remains vulnerable below key resistance at 1.1590, with a bearish setup targeting 1.1475 amid cautious Fed commentary and mixed eurozone data.