Gold sustained the global rally on China demand to hit the target of 3780 today.

Panic signals suggest SPY support at 650–640, while GDX momentum remains strong and confirms its uptrend.

Recession forecasts are in vogue again, and for obvious reasons. The status quo on the macro front has been torn asunder this year, and uncertainty has spiked about what it means for the economy.

AMD is expected to be a big winner, benefiting from companies looking to diversify their reliance on Nvidia.

The GBP/USD forecast remains subdued as UK PMI data signals slowing growth.

The dollar's rally, which began during the Federal Reserve's press conference last week, stalled yesterday, and the greenback is mostly heavier today.

China is the world's leading producer of carbon dioxide emissions by a very wide margin.

Gold hits fresh record highs as markets await Powell’s speech and U.S. PMI data.

AutoZone’s Q4 results showed $6.2B in sales and weaker EPS, but management projects growth through store expansion.

The Pound Sterling weakens against its peers after soft preliminary UK PMI data for September.

Stocks maintained their bullish rhetoric as Apple and Nvidia pushed higher.

AutoZone is a great stock. It is a high quality business that has compounded earnings over time, and the stock price has corroborated that.

The EUR/USD pair advanced to 1.1804 on Tuesday, marking a second consecutive day of gains.

ETHUSD longs/shorts ratio is at a 3-year low, which usually indicates support for Ethereum from a technical point of view.

Last week, Equifax Canada reported that 286,000 businesses in this country missed a loan payment last quarter.

When looking for the main drivers of the Bitcoin price, global liquidity and stablecoin supply have been the two most significant factors.

AppLovin Corp is experiencing significant stock momentum, nearing its 52-week high, driven by positive sentiment regarding its non-gaming revenue potential despite mixed fundamentals.

The German index gapped lower to kick off the trading session here on Monday, but found buyers after filling a gap from last week.

Asian stocks remained steady near record levels, following a technology-driven surge that propelled Wall Street to yet another peak.

The DAX started Tuesday on the front foot, pushing above 23,600 and reversing yesterday's decline.