Oil prices are starting to fade recent gains, with WTI turning lower from the $60 handle ahead of key US-Russia negotiations in Moscow.

The EUR/USD pair retreated to 1.1612 on Tuesday, pulling back from a recent two-week high.

The Reserve Bank of Australia’s final interest rate call of the year is coming up.

Headline inflation increased from 2.1 to 2.2% in November, while core inflation remained stable at 2.4%.

The Pound Sterling faces pressure against its major currency peers amid dovish BoE expectations.

Cryptos across the board remain subdued following another market sell-off.

The FTSE is inching higher on Tuesday in lacklustre trade after modest losses yesterday.

On Friday, silver prices rose sharply.

On Tuesday, WTI prices traded around $59.3/barrel, stabilizing after a gain of more than 1% in the previous session. Support continued from geopolitical risks threatening global oil supplies and the latest OPEC+ production decision.

Asian markets bounced back on Tuesday following a sharp selloff on Monday, where cryptocurrencies led the decline in global risk assets.

Dividend paying firms in the U.S. stock market saw more negative than positive changes in November 2025 when compared against the market of November 2024.

The EUR/USD outlook remains mildly supported amid a weaker dollar.

At some point in every cycle, bullshit stops baffling brains, and blind faith is beaten into submission.

AUD/USD continues to face strong resistance near 0.6550, with fading momentum and risk-off sentiment pointing to short-term selling opportunities.

Indian share markets are trading lower today, with the Sensex trading 117 points lower, and the Nifty is trading 27 points lower.

U.S. healthcare finances look like government money being skimmed by private intermediaries, and a system that ignores digital harm, ultra-processed diets, and poor fitness cannot produce real health.

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) trading platforms were shut down for approximately 4 hours due to overheating after its cooling system at its Illinois data center failed.

Global markets open the day, navigating shifting policy expectations and uneven data.

AUD/USD rallied to a multi-week high as rising inflation and GDP forecasts boost RBA rate hike expectations, but bearish patterns hint at a possible reversal toward 0.6420.

The conditions for USD weakening persist after yesterday’s rollercoaster ride.