GBP/USD slid at the start of December, dropping about 0.25% as the pair retreated from a key resistance zone. The move signals renewed bearish pressure on the Pound unless broader market flows shift away from the strengthening US Dollar.

Gold miners rallied. Silver popped. The market squeezed higher all week. Then Monday morning happened. TLT dropped hard at open. Long bonds got hammered over the weekend. Nobody saw what came next.

Gold and especially silver are speaking some truths. Silver popped up to 59.50 today until it fell back a bit. VIX is still a bit on the low side.

A powerful combination of forces, including the end of quantitative tightening, new bank regulations, political pressure to cut rates, and the monetization of massive deficits, is now accelerating the money supply again.

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Investors in some of the new breed of ultra-high-yield option strategy ETFs have seen significant share price erosion.

According to the latest 13F filings, several major institutional investors increased their holdings in Visa Inc.

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Stocks finished the day lower, with the S&P 500 dropping about 50 basis points. Most of the session was driven by volatility selling.

The “Magnificent 7” stocks now command a record 38% of the S&P 500’s market capitalization. This means almost 40 cents of every index dollar is chasing just seven names.

EUR/USD rises 0.15% near 1.1600 as Dollar weakens following hawkish comments from BoJ’s Ueda.

The Federal government took in a record amount of tariff revenue in October. It also ran the highest October budget deficit on record.

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The Canadian Dollar ran out of gas on Monday, giving the Greenback room to breathe.

The US 10yr yield had a few goes at breaking back below 4% last week, but in the end decided that the stars had not aligned for such a move.

The Japanese yen just fired another warning shot. Most traders are completely blind to what's coming.

We didn't see a whole lot of action in the indices despite clickbait headlines.

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December kicked off on a sour note, with all three major indexes snapping five-day win streaks.