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Gold price (XAU/USD) extends its sideways consolidative price move through the Asian session on Tuesday and remains close to a nearly three-week low touched the previous day.
The Australian Dollar (AUD) moves little after registering losses in the previous three consecutive sessions, trading around 0.6520 during the Asian hours on Tuesday.
It’s true the US economy is relatively closed as compared to say UK, or Singapore in an extreme example. But it’s more open than it was just 50 years ago, and more of the trade is of differentiated goods, included in value chains.
Crown Castle Inc. (CCI) just reported another lights-out quarter, beating both top- and bottom-line expectations and raising full-year guidance. The next big catalyst will be the announcement of a new CEO (second time’s a charm)
The USD/JPY pair attracts buyers for the fourth consecutive day and climbs to a one-and-a-half-week high, around the 148.70 area during the Asian session on Tuesday.
Oil prices rallied after President Trump said he would shorten the deadline for Russia to come to a deal with Ukraine to end the war, raising supply concerns.
Markets made “big moves” up and down today, telling me there’s a range in play for tomorrow…Ranges love to rotate, which is why these range traps are my favorite trades for Tuesday!
Markets lost a bit of steam mid-session this Monday, but a late surge into the close brought the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq indexes to new record closing highs.
Earnings season continues to roll along, with results so far being positive. And concerning next week’s docket, a few big-time financial players like Visa and PayPal are on the schedule. Let’s take a closer look at expectations.
Oral arguments before the appellate court take place this week. Suppose the tariffs invoked under IEEPA are struck down; then that decision would likely be appealed to the Supreme Court (eventually).
Morgan Stanley on Monday warned that it foresees “elevated volatility in key performance indicators and financial metrics” for online dating companies Match Group and Bumble in Q2 and 2025.
Stock futures are flat, but the glow from Sunday’s EU-U.S. “deal” is already dimming. The S&P 500 may have eked out another closing high, but the implied range on futures has sagged nearly 50 pips from the peak of that post-golf-course euphoria.
GBP/USD caught another leg lower to start the new trading week, falling for a third straight session and tumbling back below the 1.3400 handle, hitting a ten-week low in the process.
The EUR/USD dropped more than 1% on Monday as investors bought the Dollar on news that the United States and the European Union had reached a trade agreement, similar to the one inked by Japan.
A powerful confluence of macroeconomic, technological, and geopolitical forces is pushing the global commodity complex into a secular bull market—one that could last decades.
We discuss what is the current position of the business cycle, recent crucial trends, and its implications for the outlook of the stock market, commodities, and interest rates.
The GENIUS Act has essentially given stablecoins a bank charter, but with tighter rules and no apparent loopholes. It’s designed to make digital dollars safe, boring and stable.
This week brings a full truckload of data: reports from the Magnificent Seven giga-caps, a Fed decision, and a key tariff expiration. If markets take a sharp dive, some might call it a black swan… but of course they’d be wrong.
During the current quarter, Treasury now expects to borrow $1.007 trillion in net marketable debt, assuming an end-of-September cash balance of $850 billion.
The U.S. Dollar added to the continuing rebound and fuelled confidence at the start of the week as investors assessed recent trade deals between the United States, Japan, and the European Union.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average tested all-new record highs early Monday, clipping into the high side in early trading before the weight of the upcoming week pushed investors back into familiar territory.
The raw numbers say that the results so far are pretty good. Of the 150 companies in the survey, 83 of them, or 55.3%, rose after they reported earnings.
The high yield was 3.983%, up from 3.879% in June, and tailing the When Issued 3.975% by 0.8bps, the biggest tail for this maturity since last October.
The JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF fund rose and is nearing its all-time high. JEPI was trading at $57.2, a few points below the all-time high of $57.56, up by almost 20% from its lowest level in April this year.
Once again, there is no significant economic news on a Monday, so let’s take a look at the important data I am especially interested in later this week.
The plight of international equities for the last twenty years is well known to most investors, but in the last month or so, we've finally seen them break out to new all-time highs above two key resistance levels.
With the stroke of a pen, the White House declared AI data centers and their supporting infrastructure—semiconductors, transmission lines, power generation and more—a national priority.
Perhaps most folks think of Tesla as a superstock of some kind. But the fact is that Tesla’s stock price is now pretty much where it was FOUR YEARS AGO, and those four years have been the biggest, fakest, most fraudulent bull market in history.
Your portfolio and a portfolio benchmark are entirely different things. And portfolio benchmarking, or the constant comparison of your performance to major indices like the S&P 500, can be dangerously misleading for real-world investors.
Markets and especially oil, are particularly reacting to Trump's vow that he'll now reduce a timetable he previously gave Putin to reach a peace deal or face massive
Under the new agreement, Google will support multiple commercial deployments of Energy Dome’s technology in key geographical strategic areas, including Europe, America, and Asia-Pacific.
JPMorgan says the $2 trillion stablecoin market forecast is too optimistic. Slower growth, regulation, and limited use cases may hold back the crypto sector.
American Assets Trust has paid variable quarterly dividends since March 2011. The current forward-looking annual dividend of $1.36 yields 6.68% per Friday’s $20.35 closing price.
High prices continue to put a drag on Indian gold jewelry sales even as investment buying surges. India ranks as the second-largest gold market globally behind China.
In this video, Ira Epstein provides an overview of the financial markets, mentioning muted reactions in the Dow, Nasdaq, and metal markets, and highlights upcoming economic reports and meetings like the FOMC and jobs report as key factors to watch.
