Shopify's stock is experiencing technical strength and positive analyst sentiment as it approaches a 52-week high, but fundamental data raises questions about profitability and future earnings.

After opening the day lower, the benchmark indices continued their downward momentum and ended the session in the red.

On an annual basis, headline PCE was flat at 2.741%, while core PCE actually dipped modestly to 2.905 in August.

The Dow has begun to show weakness in reflection of a Rising Wedge formation.

EUR/CHF trades sideways near 0.9330 after a choppy week marked by the SNB monetary policy decision.

25Q2 Y/Y earnings are expected to be 13.8%. Excluding the energy sector, the Y/Y earnings estimate is 15.7%.

Boeing stock rose 4% premarket as the FAA moves to ease 737 MAX restrictions.

The global AI in healthcare market is estimated to grow 39% annually to reach $187.7 billion by 2030. The need for enhanced efficiency, accuracy, and better patient outcomes is driving the adoption of AI in the industry.

Rigetti Computing stands out for its quantum-classical computing infrastructure and has surged 4,024% over the past year.

Lately, there’s been a growing sense of confidence among investors that the U.S. economy has dodged the proverbial bullet.

Stocks marked their third day of losses yesterday after Q2 GDP was revised higher, showing the economy was actually much stronger than previously indicated.

President Donald Trump appointed Stephen Miran to a position on the FOMC following former Governor Adriana Kugler's resignation in early August.

The dollar maintained its bullish aggression as strong US data raised doubts about the Fed’s next rate cut, leading to EURUSD losing 100 pips.

Tilting portfolios toward non-US bonds has been a successful strategy for fixed-income allocations in 2025.

The Euro remains pinned near three-week lows, with upside attempts capped below 1.1690.

The USD/JPY pair slowed its ascent on Friday, stabilising near 149.69 – close to its lowest level in nearly two months.

The dollar is starting to move more aggressively, driving higher and crossing key thresholds in a whole host of currency exchanges.

The GBP/USD price looks feeble, dropping well below the 20-period MA and breaking the key swing low of 1.3340.

Following a second quarter still heavily impacted by the introduction of new US tariffs, early data for the third quarter points to a very mild improvement, though sectoral contributions remain uneven.

The dollar rallied in North America yesterday and the foreign exchange market seems to be waiting for its leadership again today.