The US dollar is firm against the G10 currencies today but is mostly trading inside yesterday's ranges.

The U.S. dollar remains resilient despite mixed U.S. economic data this week, including underwhelming JOLTS job openings and ISM manufacturing, with focus on the upcoming Non-Farm Payrolls report.

The S&P 500 futures were edging higher early Thursday, mirroring gains across European markets and extending Wednesday’s late-session rally on Wall Street.

Gold surged to record highs above $3,550, with bulls eyeing $3,670 resistance as Fed rate cut expectations and weak US data fuel the rally.

Salesforce shares dropped nearly 7% on a weak third-quarter revenue forecast.

The USD/JPY pair held steady on Thursday, trading around 148.13 as the yen modestly recovered from the losses incurred in the previous session.

Gold and Silver haven’t lost a beat in the first week of September - gold has hit a new record of $3,549/oz and silver has climbed to $41.14/oz, its highest level since September 2011.

Ciena Corporation has reported a strong fiscal third quarter for 2025, with revenue and adjusted earnings surpassing expectations.

August 2025 saw a net-negative result for the number of dividend changes announced during the month.

The AUD/USD forecast indicates increasing expectations for a Fed rate cut.

Inflation eased to 2.5% in August, dragged down by another monthly decline in food prices.

Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda stated on Wednesday that the Bank of Japan remains ready to continue raising interest rates if the economy and prices develop in line with expectations.

While people have been keenly focused on US government debt increases, they’ve largely overlooked the slowdown in private credit, which has played a much larger role.

Despite its strong position in the EV market, Tesla is only the fourteenth largest auto manufacturer.

Oil prices are extending their decline amid rising expectations that OPEC+ will increase its output at a time of growing concern over higher supply.

Although the JOLTS data is lagging, it remains a key indicator for the Federal Reserve and aligns with the softening demand reflected in recent downward payroll revisions.

The Pound Sterling trades broadly stable against its peers after BoE members' speeches before the Treasury Committee.

A look at the financial system and the current situation, through August.

EUR/JPY maintains its position despite weaker-than-expected Eurozone Retail Sales data.

EUR/GBP remains range-bound between 0.86 and 0.8750, with traders watching for a breakout while treating pullbacks near the 50-day EMA as potential buy zones.