The USD dollar index pulled back below $100 this week as the Senate voted to end the longest government shutdown in US history.

With the end of the government shutdown and the return to work of government employees comes a flood of economic data.

The price has reached a naturally bullish recent inflection zone, but is likely to decline to at least $0.6500 if risk sentiment continues to deteriorate today.

The US government shutdown looks likely to end in the coming days, with a House vote now the final hurdle.

Bitcoin's rally is fading near key resistance as technical signals like a potential death cross and double-top pattern point to a likely pullback toward $100,000.

Indian share markets are trading lower today, with the Sensex trading 197 points lower, and the Nifty is trading 57 points lower.

The U.S. dollar extended its retreat this week as weak labor data, political uncertainty, and a sell-off in AI stocks weighed on sentiment, though progress toward ending the record 40-day government shutdown offered some relief.

The US dollar pulls lower as the Swiss franc looks to regain its footing.

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Simply put, you don’t have to buy tech stocks to see great returns. Lesser-discussed companies have built consistent, dependable growth by doing the ‘simple’ things exceptionally well.

Although Cisco Systems' stock is hovering near a 52-week high of $74 a share, investors may be wondering if it can fly toward $100 or higher, like other emerging or reemerging tech stocks that have been hot of late.

Markets allowed themselves to exhale this Monday, starting off a new trading week on the right foot after selling into the red last week.

Let’s add Cracker Barrel (CBRL) to the list of short positions I had just held onto forever.

The article highlights that while national negative-equity rates (on mortgages, etc.) remain low, certain U.S. real-estate markets—especially in Florida’s Gulf Coast and Austin, Texas—are showing concerning signs.

Following a turbulent week for US tech stocks, some investors are eyeing the recent pullbacks as a chance to buy high-growth names at a discount.

The company's Q3 earnings were solid enough, generating $1.37 billion in revenue, above the median consensus of $1.28 billion, translating in a 22c per share loss (better than the 39c loss expected).

In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the current state of the financial markets as of November 10, 2025, highlighting the optimism surrounding a potential Senate bill that could be passed and debated in the House within the week.

Stryker Corp. reported strong financial results for the third quarter, driven by robust top-line performance. The company achieved $6.1 billion in reported sales, a significant 10.3% increase year-over-year.

Meta delivered a powerful third quarter, with revenue climbing 26% year-over-year to $51.2 billion. Despite a 32% rise in expenses, operating margins held firm at 40%, highlighting Meta’s balance between rapid AI investment and profitability.

GBP/USD kept its foot on the gas pedal on Monday, extending into a four-day win streak as Cable traders gear up for the latest round of UK employment figures.