Grayscale launches options trading for its Solana ETF as SOL funds see 10 consecutive days of net inflows, attracting institutional interest.

Microsoft, Palantir, and Oracle could emerge as C3.ai's potential buyers.

Even with the government shutdown’s imminent end, it may be a while before we get official readings on employment, maybe never for October’s household series.

Americans have blown through the savings they accumulated during the pandemic and have run their credit cards close to the limit.

With the enthusiasm baked into RKLB stock, investors are looking for a realistic roadmap for what might lie ahead.

Technical analysis on gold and silver.

Big spending on AI investments remained a pattern with Meta. The company reiterated its plans to invest “aggressively” in its own and third-party infrastructure to support the growing demand for AI compute.

October CPI came in below expectations, while annual inflation has returned to its downward trajectory with a small decline.

The U.S. faces an unprecedented surge in electricity demand, primarily fueled by the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence data centers, manufacturing reshoring, and the broad electrification of society.

Russian wheat prices are on the slide, with the average price for 12.5% protein wheat in the European part of the country falling by 150 rubles to 13,700 rubles per metric ton last week, according to SovEcon’s price monitoring.

Palm Oil futures were higher on ideas that production will be less in the near term due to weather considerations.

The top Dividend Aristocrats right now are undervalued, with strong dividend yields and attractive total return potential.

Alphabet looks deeply undervalued, especially if it continues to make strong FCF margins.

The export-orientated FTSE 100 in London reached a new intraday high on Tuesday.

McDonald's is looking for the final leg up to complete a larger wedge pattern before it may find the top from Elliott Wave perspective.

The market couldn’t care less about this once trillion-dollar company, Oracle, falling 31% in the last two months.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average was last seen up 208 points, but the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite are continuing to slide due to Big Tech pressure.

The gold and silver prices are mixed after a choppy morning of trading on Tuesday. The gold futures had been rallying again, although they fell about $30 in the past two hours, and are now down $5 on the day to $4,117.

Natural gas is feeling the weather, rising on the cold but also as the U.S. feeds the world with LNG exports.

The Pound Sterling recovers some ground and trims some earlier losses on Tuesday following the release of softer-than-expected labor market figures in the UK, increasing speculation that the BoE could cut rates at its December meeting.