EUR/USD has bounced higher and approaches recent highs at 1.1762.

The US dollar is starting the week slightly softer, led by losses against the Japanese yen.

The Bank of England is heavily divided. Four of the nine-strong committee are pushing for faster rate cuts; another four think the opposite.

The primary trend in equities remains up, with seasonality strongly supportive of a rally into the end of the year.

After the Fed acted to cut the Federal Funds Rate by a quarter point on Wednesday, the S&P 500 went on to strike a new record high of 6,901.00 on Thursday.

The Japanese yen strengthened on Monday, approaching 155 per dollar, to reach its highest level in over a week.

A double-distribution TPO structure points to near-term rotation, while supportive volume dynamics, dovish Fed pricing, and bullish macro signals keep buy-the-dip and Santa-rally scenarios alive.

The rapid rate of spending on AI will probably continue.

With the President calling for his “voice to be heard,” the prospect of sharply lower rates in the second half of 2026 does provide a bearish backdrop to the US dollar in 2026.

Gold price prediction based on the technical analysis.

The metal market was on fire over the weekend, with Gold and Silver hitting new highs.

Gold price posts solid gains on Monday as dollar remains broadly softer after dovish Fed.

Bitcoin dropped below $90,000, hitting a two-week low amid the global sell-off in tech stocks and reduced risk appetite.

The bull market in gold that began 25 years ago appears to have more legs, and its most impulsive price action might just be ahead of us.

In many ways, AI is the last pillar holding the forgotten how to grow the economy together, from both investments and stock-fueled consumer spending.

US equity-index futures rose as the final full trading week of 2025 commenced, despite worries over tech company earnings and significant AI expenditures leading to a selloff on Wall Street.

CME Fedwatch projects one quarter-point in June.

AUD/USD faces strong resistance at 0.67, raising the risk of a double top as the US dollar regains strength and traders eye a possible return to range-bound price action.

Indian share markets are trading lower today, with the Sensex trading 392 points lower, and the Nifty is trading 128 points lower.

Global markets are starting the week with a clear rotation theme as investors move away from expensive tech into more reasonably valued areas.