Gold prices held firm around $3,406 per ounce on Friday, staying close to their highest mark in over a month.

25Q2 Y/Y earnings are expected to be 13.2%. Excluding the energy sector, the Y/Y earnings estimate is 15.2%.

Alibaba shares rise in premarket trading after reports emerge of the company developing a new AI chip designed to compete with Nvidia's offerings.

USD/CAD steadies near 1.3750, pausing a three-day losing streak ahead of key data.

Gold is holding steady near USD 3,410 per ounce on Friday, just shy of its monthly high, and is set to close its second straight week with gains.

Ahead of the long holiday weekend in North America, the US dollar is trading with a slightly firmer bias in narrow trading ranges.

Battery storage is no longer a side bet—it is fast becoming the key enabling technology for continued expansion of intermittent renewables.

Gold steadies near breakout as markets eye core PCE inflation and Fed policy signals.

Once again, Nvidia continues to see its earnings and revenues grow at astonishing rates.

The decline in headline inflation to 2.8% YoY in August and further easing of core inflation would likely allow policymakers to cut rates by 25bp in September.

Gold edges lower on Friday, retreating from its highest level since July 23 at $3,423 set the previous day.

The EUR/USD outlook shows steady Eurozone consumer inflation expectations.

Chinese stocks continued to climb as investors looked forward to earnings reports from major banks and corporations.

Tokyo’s core consumer prices in August 2025 came in at 2.5% year-on-year, marking the third consecutive month of decline and meeting market expectations.

The number of unemployed people has increased above the three-million mark for the first time since 2015.

Cross-sectional trading strategies generate trading signals based on the relative performance of assets.

The USD/JPY bounced from 147 support and the 50-day EMA, with the pair ranging between 147–149 and a breakout targeting 151 yen in the near term.

A discussion about market volatility, S&P 500 concentration risks, global standouts like gold and uranium, and the importance of distinguishing momentum from long-term trends.

The EUR/USD exchange rate was flat this week as market participants reflected on key events, including the statement from Jerome Powell and the important macro data from the United States and Europe.

Triple and Quadruple witching days are some of the most volatile periods in the stock market.