EUR/USD picks up from session lows but remains close to one-month lows at 1.1618.

GBP/USD steadies after stronger UK GDP data. Oil prices fall amid easing fears of US military action in Iran.

The Pound Sterling recovers slightly against its peers, following a stronger-than-expected UK GDP data for November.

Last night's release of the Fed's Beige Book suggests the US economy is doing fine and there is no urgency for the Fed to cut rates.

The Japanese yen keeps tumbling, and as it does, it is tanking the bond market over there.

Light sweet crude oil is hovering near key resistance at the 200‑day EMA amid ongoing Middle East geopolitical tensions and persistent oversupply that keeps prices range‑bound.

A year ago, Saks Fifth Avenue’s parent company purchased its chief rival, Neiman Marcus, for $2.65 billion.

BTC/USD surged past key resistance at $94.9K, with technical indicators and strong ETF inflows signaling a potential rally toward the $100K milestone.

The dollar stays firm as markets take comfort from a calmer tone out of Washington.

The Dow looks to bounce back after moving away from the recent double top.

In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the current geopolitical tensions involving Iran and the potential impact on financial markets, particularly the metals market.

The Bank of Korea kept policy rates at 2.5%, the same level since May 2025. Better growth conditions and increasing FX concerns appear to have led to a much sooner-than-expected shift to a neutral policy stance.

That uncertainty is not a reason to ignore what is happening. Maharrey frames the bigger story as what gold and silver are already signaling about debt, monetary policy, and confidence in the dollar as the world moves deeper into 2026.

Elliott Wave analyst reviews the Nasdaq 100 decline, gamma-driven volatility, and key SPX strike levels ahead of Friday’s expiry, while discussing risks from geopolitical tensions and Fed uncertainty...

The US Dollar (USD) gains ground against its major counterparts on Thursday, supported by robust US Retail Sales data for November.

The USD/INR pair ended Wednesday’s session with modest gains around 90.55. On Thursday, Indian stocks, commodity, and currency markets are closed due to the Mumbai Municipal elections.

Gold (XAU/USD) loses ground after hitting a fresh record high of $4,643 in the previous session, trading around $4,600 per troy ounce on Thursday.

While silver plunged as much as $6, from $92 to $86, in seconds as stop loss selling kicked in, in a preview of how painful the unwind of the current historic rally will eventually be.

What happened this week shows export controls slowed China’s progress, but also how much leverage Beijing still holds when the rules begin to loosen.

Netflix remains in focus on January 14 following reports that the streaming giant is considering a significant change to its bid for Warner Bros. Discovery assets.