The Euro extends gains to levels near 1.1600 with Fed easing hopes weighing on the US Dollar.

The US dollar is mostly lower today. The pendulum has shifted hard in favor of a rate cut next month and this has taken the wind from the dollar's sails.

At its final meeting of the year, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand lowered the official cash rate by 25 basis points to 2.25%.

Oil falls to a 5-week low on Ukraine-Russia peace deal progress.

The UK Budget announcement will see markets weigh both fiscal and inflationary implications.

The FTSE 100 has enjoyed tentative gains at the open, pushing higher in anticipation of a UK budget that finally draws the line under a period of great uncertainty and concern for businesses and workers alike.

GBP/USD outlook stays positive as the dollar weakens after soft data.

Bitcoin fell again on Tuesday, with institutional trading behavior and fragile sentiment pressuring price action toward the critical $80,000 support level.

The GBP/USD pair extended its gains, reaching 1.3189, as investors await details of the UK budget, to be presented today, 26 November.

Despite half the Federal Reserve’s best efforts to take away the December rate cut, the bond market is signaling from top to bottom, back to front, it doesn’t care one bit.

The US Dollar is on the back foot, and hotter Australian inflation data released earlier has pushed up the Aussie as markets see a more hawkish rate path.

Markets are navigating shifting policy signals as the UK lifts wages, U.S. rate-cut bets rise, Japan inches toward a BOJ hike, and China’s yuan strengthens despite bond-market strain.

Asian markets trade higher on Wednesday, following an overnight rally on Wall Street on rising US Fed rate cut bets.

The Canadian dollar maintains its bullish stance after hitting continuous higher highs, even after a slight dip in price action.

EUR/USD remains under pressure below key technical levels as rising expectations of a December Fed rate cut and weak US data reinforce a bearish outlook.

In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the current state of the metals market, emphasizing the need to transition from December to February contracts for gold and from December to March for silver and copper.

The UK government's budget announcement will need to show fiscal discipline to satisfy gilt investors, and while our baseline sees enough credibility to nudge the risk premium in gilt yields lower, we are well aware of significant upside risks too.

A simple-minded interpretation of the Taylor rule suggests a decrease in the policy rate is not warranted, using the output gap, and perhaps not warranted using the unemployment gap.

Nvidia Corp. came in with yet another earnings beat, including in heavily scrutinized data center sales and gross margin. The beat sent shockwaves through cold November markets

The Japanese Yen extends intraday retracement slide from a one-and-a-half-week low, touched against a weaker US Dollar this Wednesday, and refreshes its daily low during the first half of the European session.