Bitcoin is still struggling below $100K, a bit corrective bias, and represented cautious trading ahead of CPI

Gold stabilizes near $2,658, supported by geopolitical tensions and safe-haven demand, with bulls targeting $2,700 resistance.

The S&P 500 pulled back from Friday’s record high. The market is still seeing increased volatility following the post-election rally.

The Dollar is running it back on this Tuesday.

The EUR/USD exchange rate remained in a tight range ahead of the upcoming European Central Bank decision and US consumer inflation data.

FTNT is in the final stages of wave {c} of 4, which could complete the wave 4 correction.

Equity futures point to a mixed market open later this morning, but odds are we’ll see a subdued trading session as investors wait for what’s revealed in tomorrow’s November Consumer Price Index report.

Republicans have two shots at budget reconciliation bills in 2025. What should those bills include?

AUD/USD falls sharply below 0.6400 as the RBA delivers a less-hawkish interest rate guidance.

The US dollar is little changed against most of the G10 currencies today.

Oil prices eased on Tuesday as concerns over escalating tensions in Syria subsided.

Bitcoin hit the $100,000 milestone nearly a week ago, passing the psychological barrier for the first time.

The copper market rallied quite nicely during the early hours on Monday to gain 1.76% so far as markets are trying to break above the 50-day EMA.

The Aussie dollar has risen to reach the 0.6450 level. During the trading session on Mondays, we continue to see a lot of noisy behavior.

In this technical blog, we will look at the past performance of the 1-hour Elliott Wave Charts of the Natural Gas futures ticker symbol: $NG_F.

2024 has been a banner year for elections, with 40 countries around the world holding polls to make major decisions about their future leadership, including the US, UK, Taiwan, India, as well as the EU.

Ford’s recent earnings history has been checkered, with some quarters beating, and some missing badly.

Markets are awaiting the crucial US consumer inflation report due on Wednesday. The US NFP report pushed up bets for a December Fed rate cut. Data revealed a drop in job vacancies in the UK.

Canada’s Venture Composite Index appears to concur with former BoC head Stephen Poloz’s recessionary assessment.

Headline inflation remained elevated in November, but core inflation softened marginally.