The European Commission's economic sentiment indicator edged up slightly in November, marking the third consecutive monthly increase.

BTC/USD broke above the $90,000 resistance as oversold conditions and Fed rate cut optimism fueled a bullish reversal, with $95,000 in sight.

EUR/USD forecast remains firm as dollar retreats to 4-month lows.

Global stocks were close to recouping their losses from November as increasing expectations for interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve revitalised the market after a downturn due to fears of inflated AI valuations.

The US stock indices extended their rally on Wednesday, marking four consecutive sessions of gains.

GBP/USD slips as investors continue to digest the Chancellor’s Budget.

A logarithmic view of gold’s history shows that despite recent highs, its long-term cycle still points to significant upside potential.

Repo stress is flaring up again, with rates rising, Fed borrowing returning, and pressure building across hedge funds and private credit.

The pound has welcomed yesterday’s UK Budget announcement, as improved fiscal headroom is seemingly not coming at a hefty price for growth.

The Euro climbed to test the 50-day EMA, but upside momentum remains capped below $1.17 as traders await clearer Fed signals and broader USD direction.

The Ethereum vs. Solana debate is not about crowning a permanent winner. It is about understanding how two very different design choices compete and complement each other as crypto continues to evolve.

Bearish momentum has slowed to nothing on long-term charts, as this currency pair starts to build towards more bullish price movements.

With U.S. markets shut for Thanksgiving, Wednesday’s softer Beige Book and steady jobless claims kept December Fed cut odds near 90%.

Indian share markets are trading high today, with the Sensex trading 155 points higher, and the Nifty is trading 30 points higher.

A large portion of GDP growth is accounted for (in a mechanical sense) by capital investment related to AI.

The New Zealand dollar ticked higher as price action moved away from the 0.5600 level.

GBP/USD extended gains following the UK budget speech, but looming tax hikes and technical resistance near 1.3230 suggest the rally may soon face headwinds.

​​​​​​​Gold (XAU/USD) recovers slightly from the daily low, though it sticks to a mildly negative tone heading into the European session amid a combination of negative factors.

The USD/JPY pair fell to 156.13 on Thursday, with the Japanese yen recouping recent losses as markets remain on high alert for potential intervention by Japanese authorities.

The US Dollar Index, an index of the value of the US Dollar measured against a basket of six world currencies, trades on a negative note near 99.45 during the early European trading hours on Thursday.