It’s the time of the quarter when earnings season kicks off to shake the markets up.

The AUD/USD forecast edges higher as the US dollar remains soft ahead of the Fed meeting.

Stocks extended their upward momentum for the fifth straight session, while currencies found some footing after Monday’s turbulence.

USD/JPY inches higher as yen strengthening lacks follow-through, Fed 2-day meeting begins. DAX rises as EU-India trade deal is agreed.

UnitedHealth Group reported Q4 2025 EPS of $2.11 on revenue of $113.2 billion, missing estimates, while outlining a cautious outlook for 2026.

On Tuesday, Silver prices surged by more than 6%, climbing above $110 per ounce and continuing a record-breaking rally.

In 2026, the digital euro is set to take a new turn. The adoption of its regulation is on the agenda of European parliamentarians, with a view to its implementation in 2029.

The Consumer Expenditure Surveys conducted by the U.S. Census Bureau and compiled by the Bureau of Labor Statistics play a major role in how inflation is measured in the United States.

The index is traversing important resistance as the 25,900.00 comes into focus.

A look at the recent consumer sentiment readings that counter the disinflation story and support the reflation narrative.

Markets are steady with the dollar staging a modest rebound and equities leaning higher.

EUR/USD retreats towards the 1.1850 area after hitting four-month highs at 1.1907 the previous day.

Indian share markets are trading higher with the Sensex trading 244 points higher, and the Nifty is trading 96 points higher.

Conditions in global FX markets are a little calmer today.

Bitcoin price stabilized at a key support level as the recent crash stalled.

The Australian dollar edged higher after the latest break to the upside tested the 0.6920 level.

Epstein analyzes chart patterns, suggesting that the current parabolic rally in metals might lead to eventual tops, but anticipates that professionals may buy on market breaks due to the embedded readings.

Both stocks have struggled to gain ground over the last three months, both underperforming relative to the S&P 500. But given the performance, is either more attractively positioned than the other?

Over the last year, Apple's stock is up +11% to slightly outperform Microsoft’s +9%, although both have lagged the broader index's returns of more than +15%.

CoreWeave shares rallied on January 26th after Nvidia announced a $2 billion investment in an AI infrastructure firm. It’s a powerful endorsement for CRWV’s ambitious plan to build “5 gigawatts” of data centers.