The primary trend in equities remainsup. Expanding breadth, flush liquidity, and strong internals point to strong forward returns.

The US dollar shows signs of exhaustion near resistance as stocks stabilize after a gap lower. Key macro data may drive the next move.

Gold surges toward record highs as US-Europe trade tensions, geopolitical risks, and Fed uncertainty drive safe-haven demand.

The Pound Sterling gains against the US Dollar as US-EU disputes weaken the Greenback.

European Markets are understandably downbeat in early trade today following the shocking events of the weekend, which ramped up concerns over a complete breakdown of the NATO coalition.

A new year, but the markets have the same issues as another potential trade war emerges.

The AUD/USD forecast remains neutral to bullish as safe-haven flows limit the gains while a weaker dollar supports the pair.

European stock markets opened sharply lower on Monday following the escalation of trade risks after US President Donald Trump’s statements regarding potential new tariffs on goods from eight European countries.

Investors in stocks have enjoyed favorable returns across many asset classes over the last three years.

Fresh Trump tariffs dominate headlines with his threat to impose 10% tariffs on European countries starting February 1.

A look at 2025 returns and fund flows of benchmark index ETFs with the prior five years to highlight potential future market trends.

The S&P 500 remains range-bound below 7,000 as earnings season nears, with strong dip-buying interest and support building around the 6,850–6,800 area.

A look at how two gold ratio charts are telegraphing a secular bull market that has a great deal of fuel left in the tank and, in fact, may just be getting started.

The cryptocurrency market began the new week bearish, with Bitcoin and other leading coins currently in the red.

With US markets closed and the Fed in blackout, global macro sentiment leans cautious.

EUR/USD retreated to 1.1615 after failing to extend gains past 1.1640.

Indian share markets are trading lower with the Sensex trading 453 points lower, and the Nifty is trading 137 points lower.

GBP/USD has pulled back into a falling wedge formation, suggesting a potential bullish breakout ahead of key UK employment and inflation data releases.

Not many analysts had the US invading Greenland at the top of their 2026 market outlooks.

The Dax index slipped away from its record run as price action looks for the next signal.