Chinese stocks are heading into orbit, taking off like a rocket ever since the US and China reached an agreement to not inflict the worst of trade wars.

The last few months of consolidation will soon be rewarded by higher metals prices this fall.

USD/CAD may find initial support at the rectangle’s lower boundary around 1.3730.

USD/JPY jumps to 148.50 on USD recovery, US ISM Manufacturing data up next.

Indian share markets are trading higher today, with the Sensex trading 287 points higher, and the Nifty is trading 91 points higher.

The Trump administration, through Treasury Secretary Bessent, is considering declaring a national housing emergency this fall to tackle the ongoing housing affordability crisis.

The Pound Sterling slides to near 1.3480 against the US Dollar as the Greenback gains ahead of the US opening.

The AUD/USD is stuck at key resistance around 0.6550, with limited upside and potential downside toward 0.64 if the US dollar regains momentum.

The precious metals Gold and Silver have made bullish breakouts to new all-time highs, attracting significant speculative interest.

The dollar has found a little support at the start of the week.

His approach favors durable moats, consistent cash generation, and industry structures that reward restraint as much as selection. Here are five sectors he continues to sidestep – and why.

One can get rapidly accelerating inflation if monetary policy is completely untethered in a situation where there are massive budget deficits, and the central bank is acting completely at the discretion of the fiscal authority.

The Japanese Yen drifts lower against the rebounding US Dollar for the third straight day and lifts the USD/JPY pair to a nearly one-week high, around the 147.70-147.75 region during the Asian session on Tuesday.

According to the reports, exploration surveys indicate a deposit of 31 million tonnes of ore that would yield approximately 320,158 tonnes of refined gold, valued at $12 trillion.

Singapore’s ACRA and SGX RegCo announced significant changes in the timelines for the implementation of most mandatory climate-related reporting requirements for companies.

The Australian Dollar edges lower against the US Dollar following its five-day winning streak. Rising odds of a US Fed rate cut in the September meeting weighed on the US Dollar, which supported the AUD/USD pair.

The WTI Crude Oil market has been rather negative during the month of August, but at the end of the month, we saw the market bounce roughly 50% of the move...

Over half of manufacturers have increased prices. Another 26 percent intend to. And 47 percent expect to raise them again.

This weekend’s OPEC+ meeting is set to be a non-event, with the group expected to keep output levels unchanged

The market has lulled itself into thinking the tape is bulletproof, but September has a way of reminding traders that complacency is the most expensive position you can carry.