The Pound Sterling struggles around 1.3450 against the US Dollar.

The greenback is in narrow ranges with a slightly softer bias against most of the G10 currencies, but the Swiss franc and Canadian dollar.

Crude Oil managed to pass above the resistance at 64.00-20 yesterday, which could push for a further advance as the market faces resistance around 65.80.

The GBP/USD pair remains under pressure, trading around 1.3460, as it contends with a mix of conflicting factors.

The U.S. dollar steadied on Wednesday after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell warned of the challenges in balancing inflation and a weakening job market.

The total market capitalization of new homes sold in the United States jumped in August 2025.

Gold outlook remains steady near $3,740 as investors await US inflation data.

Natural gas is probing support near $2.70 as the November contract approaches, with seasonal demand set to play a key role in the next move.

IBM stock gained in premarket after a partnership with HSBC showed quantum computing improved bond trading forecasts by 34%.

Global stock markets appear to be hitting a pause as investors grapple with concerns over high valuations. This comes in the wake of a surge that has seen markets rise relentlessly recently.

WTI crude oil prices rose over 2% to the $65 per barrel mark on Wednesday, extending a 1.8% gain from the previous session.

GBP/USD tests key support ahead of US data drop. DAX falls despite improving consumer sentiment.

The dollar is a little stronger as investors reassess the immediacy of a US slowdown and what it means for interest rates.

Pfizer needs to fortify its future revenues.

The Euro wavers near 1.1730 lows following a 0.6% reversal on Wednesday.

Bitcoin has again tested the area of its three-week low, centred on the support level at $111,332, which looks likely to be pivotal today.

There are growing concerns - and a growing pile of evidence and reports - indicating the shadow banking system is suppressing potential losses for no legitimate reason.

The Pound Sterling struggles around 1.3450 against the US Dollar ahead of US Q2 GDP, Initial Jobless Claims and Durable Goods Orders data.

Indian share markets are trading flat today.

The New Zealand dollar fell further away from its recent peak as the sell-off continues.