Retail is exceedingly enthusiastic about technology and not biting on cheap healthcare valuations.

MongoDB shares surged in premarket trading after delivering a massive earnings beat.

​​​​​​​Tech stocks in Asia advanced ahead of Nvidia's earnings report, with investors eager to hear the company's insights on chip demand to determine if the global market surge that began in April would continue.

Gold eyes a $4,000 breakout as political tension and rising rate cut bets boost safe-haven demand. Weak Dollar and bullish technical patterns further fuel momentum.

The national and 10-city Case-Shiller indexes have dropped four months.

Overall this week little net movement but lots of volatility, what we would expect during a slow end of summer session. Buckle up though, big earnings are going to move markets today and later this week.

Dow Jones futures remain steady near 45,500 during European hours on Wednesday.

Key levels, bullish patterns, and a powerful rotation into small caps could set the stage for the next big market breakout.

French bonds continue to widen with a confidence vote scheduled for 8 September.

Nvidia earnings will be announced today, after the U.S. close, when should also be important for the crypto space.

Gold price prediction based on the technical analysis.

WTI crude oil prices fell by 2.4% to $63.20 per barrel on Tuesday, retreating from a nearly three-week high in the previous session as investors weighed geopolitical risks and global demand concerns.

Consumer fears over jobs increased yet again in August, as did expectations for a recession.

Indian gold imports rebounded significantly in July as retailers built inventories for the festival and wedding season.

Nvidia results coming up Wednesday. They may be good and help the backdrop tone; although I won't be surprised if there's some 'good news selling'.

Key inflation-adjusted orders are in sustained down trends.

With the last CPI and PPI prints percolating and soon reported CPI to be affected by post-August 1st higher tariffs, there's risk for inflation reports to start moving up.

As of June 2025, the data shows national home prices up 1.89% year-over-year and 55.5% since February 2020, with the Composite 20 index just 0.15% below all-time highs.