GBP/USD eased to 1.3646 on Monday, retreating from the August 2021 high of 1.3847 touched last week as markets position ahead of Thursday's BoE decision.

The Dollar gained back a little more into the 97 handle. Gold and silver could not sustain a rebound but recovered well from their lows.

Precious metal prices fall as much as 29%.

Building Tier III data centers—the kind powerful enough to support AI—can take years. This is precisely where Bitcoin miners enter the picture.

For the fifth time in a row, Rivian appears to have completely faked out the bulls.

The IMF estimates for 2026 show no signs of recession. However, the global economy remains in a period of poor growth, high debt, persistent inflation and low productivity.

Wall Street set gold, silver, and Bitcoin losses aside to kick off February, with the Dow tacking on 515 points, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq settled firmly higher as well.

Nearly a month of gains in both precious metals were wiped out in a single trading session.

Microsoft Corp stock looks cheap here, despite the market's concerns about its free cash flow (FCF). One play for value investors is to sell short at-the-money and out-of-the-money put options with one-month expiration periods.

Silver falls more than 5% as improved US data boosts risk appetite and weighs on safe-haven demand.

Monthly dividend stocks are securities that pay a dividend every month instead of quarterly or annually.

In recent days, the spread between the price of paper silver in New York and the price of physical silver in other markets has reached historic premium levels, revealing extreme pressure on the actual supply.

PayPal is scheduled to report results for its fourth fiscal quarter before the market opens on February 3.

While we are seeing a technical bounce, the danger is far from over.

Rice was higher and trends are up as prices have moved out of the sideways bottoming range on the daily and weekly charts.

Bitcoin ETFs face major losses as $2.8B in outflows hit over two weeks, with average purchases now underwater due to market drop.

We are starting to see the beginnings of deglobalization: Countries are increasingly at odds with each other. There is wider disparity among political parties.

Bitcoin has been ensnared in a brutal crypto winter since soaring to a peak above $126,000 in early October.

In the coming week, we will get a dense run of US macro releases, with the January jobs report set to dominate attention on Friday. We also have the ISM surveys, consumer sentiment and the latest Treasury’s quarterly refunding details.

Manufacturing expands for only the 2nd time in 50 months.