We remain in disinflation and slowing growth mode. Recession probabilities increase as we go through the end of this year and can increase greatly as we go through 2025.

There is a difference between risk diversification and enforced decentralization.

FCOJ closed higher again on new buying from speculators and commercials.

With potentially another three U.S. rate cuts before the end of the year, the scene is set for possible further growth across all markets.

Gold’s reaction to the most-dovish Fed decision in years proved lackluster. Plenty of traders thought gold would surge after an outsized rate cut birthing a new cutting cycle.

While the market has broken out to new all time highs in expectation that the Fed’s bold move Wednesday will insure a soft landing, if that expectation proves incorrect the market has significant downside at current levels in my opinion.

24Q2 Y/Y earnings are expected to be 13.0%. Excluding the energy sector, the Y/Y earnings estimate is 13.8%.

Dr Reddy's Laboratories is progressing lower within a counter trend zigzag to terminate Minor Wave 4 Grey around 5600 levels.

U.S. economic activity remains on track to post a softer but still-solid growth rate in next month’s official GDP report for the third quarter.

The United States has just set two new world records: one for its debt, the other for its deficit.

​​​​​​​Friday saw a dip in UK equities while the British pound strengthened.

Franklin Templeton plans to launch a mutual fund on Solana for diverse investors.

The Bank of Japan unanimously decided to keep its policy rate unchanged at 0.25%.

In a groundbreaking move, Constellation Energy has signed an exclusive deal with Microsoft to restart Unit 1 of the Three Mile Island nuclear plant.

Japan’s central bank met on Friday and decided to keep interest rates unchanged. Ueda’s speech after the meeting contained little on future rate hikes. The US Central Bank lowered borrowing costs by 50-bps on Wednesday.

History has shown us that gold and silver tend to flourish when the Fed cuts rates, and silver, in particular, often shines brighter over the long term. With the gold-silver ratio tightening, silver seems poised for a potential breakout.

There are some economic and financial indicators that aren’t classic leading or lagging indicators. Rather, they are “over-sensitive” in one direction or another.

We kickoff the day with Baker Hughes Oil & Total Rig Counts at 12:00 P.M., Fed Harker Speech at 1:00 P.M., Cattle on Feed and Milk Production at 2:00 P.M.

The Federal Reserve’s 50 basis point rate cut along with a dot plot that says there are more to come should have hedge funds think twice before pressing the downside in this environment.

The federal government’s fiscal year ends on September 30, and with it, a budget extension is needed to keep the government running beyond that date.