BTC/USD trades near $90,300 ahead of the Fed’s expected rate cut.

A bearish re-pricing at the short-end of rate curves may keep the dollar bid.

The dollar begins to take a slight tumble as risk appetite grows in the wake of the Fed’s policy outlook.

In every era, there’s one commodity that quietly dictates the balance of economic power. In the 1970s, it was oil. Today, it may well be copper. Copper miners like Freeport-McMoRan Inc. (FCX) are the “high-torque” investor play

Silver price (XAG/USD) trades in a tight range around $58.00 during the late Asian trading session on Tuesday.

All eyes are on Jerome Powell for Wednesday. Bonds continue to go precisely the OPPOSITE direction you’ve expected.

In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the mixed performance of financial markets on the evening of December 8th, 2025, as investors prepare for the upcoming two-day FOMC meeting.

I don’t have a resolution to the debate, but I have an insight, regarding per capita series, summarized in a couple of graphs.

Amid an ongoing fierce rivalry over the artificial intelligence space, the United States is mulling over the idea of allowing Nvidia to sell its H200 AI GPUs to China.

Gold Bugs have been preaching the demise of fiat currency for decades. Although fiat currencies like the US Dollar still have utility, here’s why Gold Bugs can now claim victory.

The Healthcare Sector has pulled back to its rising trend-line in the short-term. It’ll be interesting to see whether this can materialize into an actionable setup.

Crude-oil’s multi-month slide continues. Declining energy prices raise fresh questions over inflation, commodity cycles and whether oil markets have finally broken their long-term uptrend.

Gold Price trades in negative territory around $4,195 during the early Asian session on Tuesday.

GBP/USD found little momentum on either side of the line on Monday, with the Cable pair churning chart paper just north of the 1.3300 handle to kick off a fresh trading week.

It's a busy week for both economic news and central banks, with all roads pointing to Wednesday’s FOMC.

Markets made a dash for higher rates, and the new levels seem justified based on fundamentals.

After ending November on a high note with Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs pulling in $380 million, the start of December flipped the script.

Stocks finished the day lower, with the S&P 500 falling about 35 basis points. But the real story has been in rates — not just in the U.S., but globally.

Gold and silver took an early, purposeful hit judging by the volume and timing, but managed to take quite a bit of that back.

The oil markets had a negative day today.