Japan’s mountain of government debt is forcing it to raise interest rates. And the result is potentially huge, because of something called the “yen carry trade”.

Some unexpectedly strong employment estimates from Statistics Canada last Friday caused markets to reprice abruptly.

​​​​​​​Consumer borrowing remained tepid in October, possibly indicating that Americans are feeling increasing financial stress.

​​​​​​​The size of the global economy in 2025 is about $117 trillion, according to the IMF. The volume of trading in foreign exchange markets is now up to $9.5 trillion per day, according to the Bank of International Settlements (BIS).

As the Fed moves toward policy normalization, NNN, Verizon, and Amcor emerge as standout dividend opportunities.

We discuss the ongoing squeeze in the gold and silver markets and why silver keeps on breaching record highs, including today.

Microsoft Corp stock still looks cheap here. One way to play it is to Short cash-secured MSFT puts that expire in one month.

The Dow Jones struggled on Tuesday, giving up some ground as investors await the Fed.

Gold rises above $4,200 as strong JOLTS and ADP job reports fail to shift expectations for a December Fed cut.

GBP/USD slipped back to four-day lows, breaking below the 1.3300 support following the better tone in the Greenback and despite hawkish remarks from BoE officials.

With the Federal Reserve set to announce its final policy decision of 2025 on Wednesday, investors are rotating into defensive positions.

Dollar down or dollar up – the white metal not only broke to new highs, but is refusing to decline. Instead, it’s pushing further.

Corn bulls and bears continue to fight for pennies within a range of $4.35-$4.50, basis March, the rest of December will be defined by monitoring weather in Argentina & Southern Brazil.

Tesla stock climbed 1.5% to $446.35 on Tuesday, outpacing broader US equity benchmarks.

This morning’s JOLTS report for October is now the most current official monthly indicator for the jobs sector. And it was emphatically not good. In fact, it was red flag recessionary.

Palladium, long overshadowed by silver and gold, has broken out of consolidation with a powerful base pattern. A move above $144 could ignite a strong new uptrend in PALL.

The UK's flagship FTSE 100 edged slightly lower on Tuesday.

In today’s article, we’ll examine the recent performance of Russell 2000 ETF (IWM​​​​​​​) through the lens of Elliott Wave Theory. Let’s dive into the structure and expectations for this tech giant.

The oil market seems to be shaking off the weakness that we saw across the entire commodity complex yesterday.

Silver’s stuck in a box, gold’s hesitating near key supports, and the U.S. Dollar is hinting at a powerful reversal setup that could flip everything upside down or confirm the recent trend.