​​​​​​​China stimulus package may be insufficient to fix the Chinese economy.

Initial claims increased 33,000 to 258,000, the highest number since August 2023.

Several monthly economic figures have been published that have a significant impact on the financial markets: the US labor market data, the ISM economic data and, today, the inflation figures (CPI).

When this morning’s economic reports offered divergent implications for the Fed’s dual mandate, traders – bond traders in particular – chose the one that offered the narrative they preferred.

The daily chart suggests a bullish trend within an impulsive wave structure.

Affirm (AFRM) stock just hit the gap support pending a bullish reversal bar as an entry trigger.

Cryptocurrencies have become their own asset class, and they’re not going anywhere anytime soon.

The bond yields are declining, so gold must be going up – that is what we are hearing and reading over and over again.

February is critical for Argentina’s second corn crop, which now accounts for 65-70% of the country’s total.

U.K. equities remained largely unchanged on Thursday, despite a closely monitored index of U.K. home prices turning positive for the first time in nearly two years.

Mega cap stocks have the size and economies of scale to pay long-term dividends to shareholders.

So where is BABA on the Justin Mamis emotional cycle? You tell me…and don’t deny it.

AUD/JPY is at potential reversal zone, as we see it finishing a corrective recovery from technical and Elliott Wave perspective.

Stocks are swimming in red ink today, as investors grapple with hotter-than-expected inflation data.

Inflation fell in September, hitting the central bank’s target for the first time since early 2021. Price pressures eased in services, but picked up in food.

Minute Wave ((v)) of 3 has been unfolding against 1380 mark and looks complete just below the 2000 mark.

This morning, Solana dropped to a new weekly low of $137.55. Last night, Cardano’s price fell to a new weekly low at the 0.334 level.

Positive comments from Fed Vice-Chairman Jefferson helped the dollar yesterday when he said the US economy is growing at a “robust pace.”

S&P 500 had one more good day before CPI as premium predictions for clients, and my CPI expectations presented yesterday, remain intact – and are further developed in the full analysis.

EUR/GBP finds interim support near 0.8350 after the release of the ECB Monetary Policy Meeting Accounts. The ECB is expected to cut its borrowing rates further by 50 bps in the remainder of the year.