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BlackRock is enhancing its market position through strategic initiatives in private markets and crypto, while preparing for upcoming earnings that may influence investor sentiment.
The GBP/USD outlook indicates bullishness as the pair trades around 1.3450, now entering its third-day winning streak, amid expectations of Fed easing.
The British pound has reached the 50-day EMA against the US dollar, trading near mid-range levels as traders watch broader USD trends for the next directional move.
The Nasdaq 100 continues to face strong resistance at the 25,000 level, with market momentum hinging on the performance of the Magnificent 7 tech stocks.
Selected charts reveal emerging trends across metals, equities, and volatility — offering visual insights into momentum shifts and levels that traders should watch closely.
A look at the current position of the business cycle, recent crucial trends, and their implications for the outlook of the stock market, commodities, and interest rates.
The US dollar is finding support near the 0.80 level against the Swiss franc, with traders watching risk sentiment and interest rate differentials for the next move.
Growing concerns about a potential AI bubble, increasing exposure to the yellow metal has become an appealing investment move, highlighting the need to diversify tech-heavy portfolios. In this context, gold remains an attractive investment option.
We are off to a very good start in the Q3 earnings season, with the big banks not only beating estimates but also providing a reassuring outlook for the coming periods.
The US Senate on Thursday failed once again to advance a Republican-led proposal to extend government funding and end the ongoing shutdown, marking the tenth unsuccessful attempt since the impasse began more than two weeks ago.
The USD/INR pair slides to near 87.80 as the US Dollar faces a sharp selling pressure due to ongoing US-China trade frictions and firm expectations that the Federal Reserve (Fed) will cut interest rates two more times this year.
The Japanese Yen remains on the front foot against a broadly weaker US Dollar for the fourth straight day and drags the USD/JPY pair below the 150.00 psychological mark, or a two-week low during the Asian session on Friday.
PepsiCo is trading well above its estimated intrinsic value of ~$58, suggesting a limited margin of safety — the analysis favors viewing it more as a reliable compounder than a deep value buy.
China’s new rare earth export controls are stoking backlash from the G7, and Washington is accusing Beijing of stirring global panic—raising strategic and diplomatic tensions over critical supply chains.
The Dow dropped close to 300 points today. Zions Bancorporation fell 13%. Banking stocks are getting demolished, and everyone's asking the same question:
The excitement for First Solar’s massive earnings potential is back in effect, with the solar industry leader being boosted by a powerful mix of policy support, analyst upgrades, and strong business fundamentals.
GBP/USD stepped into a second straight winning session on Thursday, around three-tenths of one percent and bringing Cable’s two-day recovery to a little over one percent, bottom-to-top.
The Street’s been dining on rate cut and AI optimism for months, but this week the waiter brought something no one ordered: the return of the credit bogeyman.
When markets are as volatile as they have been the past several weeks and the macro outlook is as uncertain as the year ahead currently looks, turning to the data & navigating by what it's telling us is often highly useful.
Investing in high-quality dividend growth stocks might not be the most exciting idea. But for dividend growth investors, buying “boring” stocks can be a good thing.
Prospective homebuyers around the country are cheering the Federal Reserve’s rate cut. But unfortunately, the Fed may have just made buying a house even more difficult.
December Wheat is quite oversold but with ample world supplies that seem to cap any potential rallies. It needs some bullish news to rally from its current historically cheap price level.
The Synthetic Silver Price Index is rallying strongly with no signs of weakness, which confirms to me that silver’s breakout above $50 is both legitimate and likely to be sustainable
WECI is for a deviation from trend growth rate, while WEI is the growth rate. In both cases, growth has decelerated since “Liberation Day” by 0.6 ppts.
