GDPNow shows fast growth.

Rivian shares jumped about 20% in premarket trading after the EV maker beat Q4 expectations and reaffirmed its R2 launch timeline.

We are seeing a cautious tone in Europe, following on from the jitters seen throughout US and Asia.

Poland’s January CPI inflation surprised to the upside due to technical quirks and volatile prices.

Markets across a broad spectrum of asset classes faced sharp declines as concerns surrounding tech sector earnings and commodity weakness weighed heavily on equities.

Coya Therapeutics is advancing a promising ALS treatment with financial support from partner Dr. Reddy's and investors like Greenlight Capital.

The dollar is once again softer this week, keeping the Euro relatively elevated.

Silver collapsed by nearly 10% to below $76 per ounce, continuing a sharp reversal amid broad liquidation of positions across financial markets.

Citizens Financial is one of the largest retail bank holding companies in the United States. 

EUR/USD is hovering near 1.1855 after retreating from weekly highs at 1.1928.

The start of 2026 no longer looks like a simple cyclical slowdown.

Existing home sales utterly crashed in January.

WTI crude oil continues to trade within a tight range, with $66 acting as resistance and $62 as support, as traders await clarity on geopolitical and supply dynamics.

Google’s parent, Alphabet, just issued $32 billion in global debt, including £1 billion of rare century bonds.

Global markets open focused on today’s US CPI as softer inflation would cement Fed dovishness, pressure the dollar, and contrast with hawkish signals from Japan and Australia.

Indian share markets are trading lower with the Sensex trading 682 points lower, and the Nifty is trading 214 points lower.

The tech selloff appears to be offering the dollar some support, suggesting that a degree of safe‑haven value has been restored.

The euro continues its struggles against the yen as the pair hits lower lows.

West Texas Intermediate (WTI), the US crude oil benchmark, is trading around $62.50 during the early European trading hours on Friday. The WTI price attracts some sellers amid persistent oversupply concerns. 

USD/INR appreciates as the Indian Rupee (INR) weakens amid broad risk-off sentiment and softness in Asian currencies.