Silver price (XAG/USD) maintains its position following its six-day winning streak, trading around $40.98 per troy ounce, the highest since September 2011, during the early European hours on Wednesday.

The Japanese Yen hangs near a one-month low touched against a broadly firmer US Dollar earlier this Wednesday amid heightened domestic political and trade-related uncertainties.

The Indian Rupee declines against the US Dollar on Wednesday. The USD/INR pair rises to near 88.30 ahead of the two-day Goods and Services Tax (GST) council meeting on Wednesday, aiming to revise tax slabs from four to two.

A handful of stocks benefited massively during the pandemic. It was an interesting time to be an investor, to say the least, and those who targeted the stay-at-home stocks were rewarded handsomely with considerable gains.

Amid looming expectations that the Federal Reserve could cut interest rates in September, tech companies generally stand to benefit exponentially, especially those in growth phases or with high future earnings potential.

Today you will see Gold price predictions based on technical analysis. What is the support and resistance on the daily time frame for XAUUSD?

It was a good day today for the bullish precious/bearish equity crowd. It was diminished somewhat, as everything bottomed out close to the open and rallied for most of the session.

After watching the silver futures break the $40 level on Friday for the first time since September of 2011, over the holiday weekend, the futures broke through the $41 level too.

Among the major agreements to come out of President Vladimir Putin's official visit to China is the signing of a legally binding deal to construct and bring online the much-delayed Power of Siberia 2 gas pipeline.

We have 2 ranges on the charts tonight…One of them is acting as a magnet, and the other will be used for a Breakout pullback…Put them together and we have an easy roadmap for tomorrow!

West Texas Intermediate (WTI), the US crude oil benchmark, is trading around $65.30 during the early Asian trading hours on Wednesday.

In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the significant sell-off in global stock markets, highlighting that major indices like the DAX and S&P have declined as traders returned after the summer break.

Here are three stocks that investors should be dialed in to this week, as each reports earnings.

Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general are no longer the bright shiny new thing.

The Nasdaq is setting up for the exact same technical pattern that delivered massive gains in Bitcoin and semiconductors

Interesting Combination Today: Gold, the long bond yield, and the dollar are all up strongly.

​​​​​​​Can we blame scary seasonality for today’s declines, or might the blame lie elsewhere? As with most things market-related, the explanation incorporates several factors.

Lots of talk of tariff “uncertainty” through Tuesday. There is no uncertainty. Tariffs remain and will remain.

​​​​​​​Growth in the U.S. is ebbing, and it is likely only the AI boom that is keeping us from recording a small recession.

Stocks dumped with some downward conviction from the overnight, but managed to catch a bounce off the bottom in the late afternoon.