The analysis of Tesla reveals strong technical momentum and favorable news sentiment, juxtaposed with mixed fundamentals and divided analyst opinions.

Alphabet extends higher within a bullish impulse, which opens the door for more gains from a technical and Elliott wave perspective.

The EUR/USD pair extended its decline on Friday, retreating further following the US Federal Reserve’s September meeting.

Gold steadied near $3,650 per ounce on Friday, consolidating after a brief pullback that ended its month-long climb.

Oil prices drifted lower for a third straight session in the early trading session today, following the latest comments from President Trump who called for lower oil prices to pressure Moscow to end the war in Ukraine.

The market is willing to overlook potential earnings weakness and let market mechanics take over.

The GBP/USD outlook suggests mounting worries about the UK’s fiscal health.

A record-setting global stock surge encountered a setback following the Bank of Japan's announcement to start liquidating its substantial exchange-traded fund holdings, which pulled Asian markets down.

By the end of Thursday, the Dow Jones Index rose by 0.27%. The S&P500 Index gained 0.48%. The Nasdaq technology Index closed higher by 0.94%.

Another grim stat from US real estate, as plans to build houses slid to the lowest since May 2020.

The financial landscape is undergoing a radical transformation.

Since the beginning of the year, the greenback has already fallen by nearly 10%, reaching a new low.

The GBP/USD exchange rate slipped for the third consecutive day as investors reacted to the latest interest rate decisions from the Federal Reserve and the Bank of England, as well as the performance of the gilt market.

Gold attracts some buyers on Friday and stalls a two-day-old corrective slide from a record high.

The Biden administration appointed people to key antitrust positions in the Federal Trade Commission and the Antitrust Division at the US Department of Justice who, in general, promised to make antitrust regulation tougher.

The Pound Sterling faces sharp selling pressure amid soaring UK gilt yields.

Indian share markets are trading negatively today, with the Sensex trading 255 points lower and the Nifty is trading 59 points lower.

The euro nudged up against the pound after the BoE rate hold, but EUR/GBP remains stuck in its 0.86–0.8750 range, favoring short-term trading setups.

Recent U.S. economic data shows a mixed picture: jobless claims dropped to 231,000, signaling labor market stability despite slower hiring due to tariff uncertainties and tighter immigration policies.

The Yen retreated as the Dollar gained over 200 pips in recent sessions. 149.00, where the previous rally came under pressure, is now a major ceiling to lift.