Bitcoin is emerging as the new global form of money just as AI and blockchain begin to fuse into the next major tech wave.

Markets are increasingly confident the US Fed will deliver a third consecutive 25bp interest rate cut on 10 December.

Stocks popped and flopped, and then took a little bounce into the close.

Gold just experienced a stunning plot twist really shifting its outlook. A couple months ago, gold soared into crazy-overbought extremes.

A large drop may be on the horizon, surprising investors who are looking for a Santa Clause rally.

EUR/USD consolidates near 1.1650, with technicals hinting at bearish momentum.

This week delivered almost nothing. The S&P moved maybe 40 points total despite last week's 250-point explosion. Volume dried up completely.

The rise of robots in the home, workplace, and the classroom presents a multitude of thorny challenges and issues, but it also offers unprecedented opportunities.

The FOMC meets next week to decide whether or not to reduce rates for the third time this year.

As the leveraged loan market continues to evolve and expand, indices that adopt a comprehensive view of the leveraged loan market will serve as essential tools for more informed investment decisions.

November is typically not a big month for home buying in the region, but it was still the third-weakest in at least 15 years.

In the third quarter of 2025, the total net assets in the Asia Pacific region (excluding Australia) reached $8.95 billion, marking a robust increase of 16.6% year-to-date and 5.4% compared to the previous quarter.

All three major indexes managed to secure daily and weekly wins, with the S&P 500 trading within a chip-shot of record highs and logging a fourth consecutive daily gain alongside the Nasdaq Composite.

Silver just hit a new all-time high. Neither did gold, nor mining stocks.

Nominally income rose 0.4% and spending 0.3%. But since the PCE inflation gauge rose 0.3%, real income only increased 0.1% and real spending was flat.

The Canadian Dollar climbed nearly 0.9% against the US Dollar on Friday.

An analysis and commentary on the financial markets.

The Dow Jones gained slim ground on Friday, rising around 150 points.

Sometimes it’s worth taking a step back and looking at things with unbiased eyes.

Gold consolidates in the $4,200-$4,250 range ahead of the key Fed meeting.