The Nasdaq 100 continues to face nervous selling in early futures trading this morning and is near the 24,645.00 ratio after another flurry downwards.

With fresh tax relief and accelerating AI breakthroughs, select U.S. biotechs are entering a rare period of asymmetric upside.

​​​​​​​SPX futures reached a morning low at 6616.30, well beneath the 52-day Moving Average at 6699.30 and on a confirmed sell signal. 

Gold remains under pressure as persistent Fed caution and a strong U.S. Dollar limit upside potential.

Historical evidence and recent studies show that tariffs are taxes that raise prices and reduce available quantities of goods and services for US businesses and consumers, resulting in lower income, reduced employment, and lower economic output.

A review and analysis of the crypto and precious metals markets.

Following the recent upward rebound gains, the Euro price appears ready to continue its recent gains against the US Dollar this week

The number of Americans applying for jobless benefits for the first time totaled 232,000 in the week ended Oct. 18, according to the Labor Department website.

The EUR/USD pair extended its losses for a third consecutive session, falling to 1.1591 on Tuesday.

This week looks to be pivotal for financial markets, with recent concerns over the potential end to the AI trade, meaning that we are expecting major volatility in the lead-up and response to tomorrow's Nvidia earnings

A sell-off in equities is continuing, while the foreign exchange market is quiet with the greenback confined mostly to narrow ranges.

Home Depot topped Q3 revenue expectations with $41.4 billion but missed EPS estimates at $3.74, leading to revised 2025 guidance.

GBP/USD holds near 1.3160 as inflation uncertainty and resistance at key levels point to a potential pullback toward 1.3010 in the short term.

The AUD/USD forecast remains mildly supportive amid the RBA’s cautious outlook.

Tech losses dragged the US indices lower as investors await Nvidia’s earnings report and the delayed release of jobs data this week.

Stocks took a hit, and Bitcoin plunged to its lowest print in seven months as investors shied away from risk amid a pivotal week.

DAX falls to a 5-month low amid faltering risk sentiment. USD/JPY rises to a 9.5-month high.

WTI crude oil prices fell to $59.4 per barrel on Tuesday, extending the previous session’s decline as oversupply concerns outweighed expectations of potential sanctions against Russian oil.

Gilt yields jumped after reports that the UK government was scrapping plans to raise income tax, casting fresh doubt over how a £30bn gap will be plugged.

Industry-leading operational metrics, excellent profit margins, and a stable outlook form a solid platform for a price action reversal.