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The euro slipped against the US dollar but found support near 1.15. Short-term rallies face resistance from the 50-day EMA and a downtrend line, while broader pressure favors the dollar.
Market fears of a dramatic yen-driven crisis are overstated—the real issue is a global dollar liquidity crunch, not a Japanese bond or sovereign crisis.
Growing evidence shows Trump-era tariffs are raising consumer prices, highlighted by the administration’s move to exempt hundreds of food products to ease costs.
After Home Depot disappointed and Target got slammed, Walmart reported results that were above expectations because in this economic climate, the Target and Home Depot’s losses are Walmart’s gains.
Markets started Thursday on a positive note thanks to Nvidia’s strong earnings, with a generally constructive tone in FX and rates, but sentiment quickly soured after Fed officials highlighted renewed inflation concerns.
In this video, Ira Epstein discusses a tumultuous day in the financial markets on November 20, 2025, highlighting significant movements in stocks, cryptocurrencies, and commodities.
Despite posting blockbuster Q3 results yesterday evening, the post-earnings rally in Nvidia stock faded in Thursday’s trading session from a +5% spike to a 3% dip and below its 50-day moving average of $184 a share.
USD/CAD edges lower after two days of gains, trading around 1.4090 during the early European hours on Friday. The daily chart’s technical setup reflects a persistent bullish bias, with the pair remaining within its ascending channel pattern.
The Japanese yen continued its freefall after Japan approved a bigger-than-expected stimulus and after a report showed that inflation remained stubbornly high in October.
Volatility is back, and it's keeping investors on their toes. Dividend stocks are usually a good place to start. Let’s go over the highest-yielding dividend stock from my recent screening process, Energy Transfer
The United Kingdom Retail Sales fell 1.1% month-over-month in October after advancing 0.7% in September (revised from 0.5%), according to the latest data published by the Office for National Statistics on Friday.
Considering its fortunes are closely tied to digital assets, Coinbase stock has plunged over 25% this month with the price of Bitcoin droppping further below $100,000.
Gold prices surged in early October, setting several records before correcting later in the month. Even with the selloff, the Shanghai benchmark price was up 5.5 percent on the month.
Japanese data shows inflationary pressures are firm and that exports remain resilient despite tariffs. An upbeat flash purchasing manager’s index suggests the economy is on the recovery path.
In this video, Ira Epstein describes a tumultuous day in the financial markets, highlighting the significant volatility experienced, particularly with NVIDIA, which saw a sharp decline after an initial rise.
This article compares cumulative private payroll-growth from Bureau of Labor Statistics (CES) and ADP data, highlighting diverging trajectories and the impact of upcoming revisions on understanding employment trends.
India's Reliance Industries said it would stop processing Russian oil at part of its giant Jamnagar oil refinery as US sanctions force the company to shy away from dealings with Moscow, Bloomberg reported.
Gold price (XAU/USD) holds steady near $4,080 during the early Asian session on Friday. The upside for the precious metal might be limited as strong US jobs data dims Federal Reserve rate cut expectations
Today was a Treasury settlement day—not a large one at $18 billion, but given how much cash has already been taken out this month, each additional settlement appears to compound the pressure.
VIX shot up higher. The Dollar chopped around and closed exactly where it had been last night. Bitcoin continues to get sold, and is on the kind of support I call the threshold of the House of Pain.
We discuss the growing fragility beneath today’s markets: from the AI mania and shadow-banking risks in private credit to the K-shaped economy and rising pressure on both households and asset prices.
Institutions used Nvidia's earnings beat as cover to reduce their exposure. The pop lasted less than an hour before the market gave back half the gains.
The pre-market optimism didn't last long, but when markets are coming off an extended high it's hard for buyers to return there, even off the back of 'good news'.
The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq all pivoted sharply lower in the afternoon, as sentiment shifted from triumphant AI vindication to renewed tech valuation skepticism.
A perfect storm of under-investment, supply chain reallocation, and Nvidia’s shift to LPDDR has set off a cascading memory supercycle that investors cannot ignore.
Tesla stock climbed early Thursday after Nvidia’s stronger-than-expected quarterly results revived investor confidence in the artificial intelligence trade that has dominated US equity markets this year.
