Gold holds steady as weak U.S. data and dovish Fed signals boost expectations of rate cuts.

Asset bubbles, low growth, and now inflation, the verdict is in on monetary policy.

Lululemon's stock price has crashed by 45% this year, continuing a sell-off that started in 2021.

Micron Technology shares jumped 11% in premarket trading after the company reported record Q1 fiscal 2026 revenue of $13.64 billion and earnings per share of $4.78, both beating analyst estimates.

The EUR/USD outlook remains steady under 1.1750, with eyes on the US CPI and the ECB rate decision.

Supply overhang and reports of a peace deal for Ukraine have seen the black gold dive lower.

The pair is developing a downward wave structure with a target at 1.3300.

Platinum rose above $1,930 per ounce, reaching its highest level since 2008, amid growing economic and political uncertainty in the US, which bolstered demand for alternative assets for diversification.

Housing prices have skyrocketed while mortgage rates have risen.

Oil prices rallied yesterday amid growing concerns over Russian and Venezuelan oil supply.

The employment situation for U.S. teens declined after its September 2025 rebound.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have been increasing the mortgages and mortgage-backed securities they hold on their own balance sheets

The market has been operating under a particular regime that should be described for what it is: an environment where volatility is no longer merely the consequence of price movements, but has become an actively managed variable.

The Pound Sterling weakens against its major currency peers ahead of the BoE’s monetary policy announcement.

The AI-driven market boom mirrors the DotCom bubble, with extreme concentration and valuations suggesting late-stage mania and heightened risk of a sharp reversal.

USD/JPY remains bullish above key support near 155, with the 50-day EMA reinforcing a buy-the-dip outlook ahead of the Bank of Japan decision.

The November unemployment rate came in at 4.6% v. 4.5% Bloomberg consensus.

Indian share markets are trading lower today, with the Sensex trading 228 points lower, and the Nifty is trading 65 points lower.

EUR/USD is stuck near key resistance as markets await the ECB decision, with signals favoring a breakout toward 1.1850 or a drop to 1.1650.

The FTSE progressed as UK inflation fell sharply, fuelling the likelihood of a rate cut.