Wall Street had a rough Thursday. The Dow fell 399 points, dropping 0.84%. The S&P 500 lost 1.12%. Tech stocks took an even bigger hit—NASDAQ slid nearly 2%. Big names like AMD, Palantir, and Nvidia all stumbled. AMD plunged over
Gold prices rose on Friday, driven by a wave of safe-haven buying and growing bets that the Federal Reserve will cut rates again in December. Investors, worried about all the uncertainty swirling around the US economy and politics, pushed gold
The Japanese Yen barely moved on Friday, holding onto its recent gains against the US Dollar. Momentum dried up after weak household spending numbers came in, putting fresh doubts on Japan’s economic recovery. That data just made traders even more
Today’s top crypto gainers—Decred, Internet Computer, and Quant—are bouncing back after taking a hit earlier this week. All three are showing solid rebounds, but now they’re running into some tough resistance. Their next movements will depend on whether they can
The Australian Dollar moved up on Thursday, boosted by upbeat trade data and a softer US Dollar. Right now, AUD/USD sits near 0.6500, adding to yesterday’s 0.25% climb. Fresh numbers from the Australian Bureau of Statistics show Australia’s trade surplus
WTI oil prices keep stumbling, sustaining near $59.50 a barrel after 3 straight days of losses. There was a small bounce during Thursday’s Asian hours, but honestly, the mood in the market is still pretty grim. Traders keep watching those
Wall Street took a hit on Tuesday after some of the biggest names in banking sounded the alarm about overheated stock prices. The warnings set off a wave of selling across the major indexes. The Dow slid 0.53%. The S&P
Gold keeps climbing. Early Wednesday in Asia, it broke above $3,950, riding a wave of investors looking for safety as the US government shutdown inches toward a record 36th day. People are nervous—not just about Congress failing to get its
The continued pressure from the US government shutdown is making the greenback weak and it hit the 100.15 mark on Wednesday. It appears that the shutdown is never-ending, as it has reached its 36th day. This is the second time
In early Asian trading on Tuesday, the EUR/JPY continues to decline, currently hovering around 177.20. As more people speculate that the Bank of Japan may soon raise interest rates, the Yen is strengthening. Following Governor Kazuo Ueda’s recent remarks, the
For the second day in a row, WTI crude oil is showing some weakness, hovering around $60.70 per barrel. Traders are on edge, partly because everyone’s waiting to see what the Federal Reserve does next. Last week, most people thought
Right now, BCH (Bitcoin Cash) is stuck around $508, after getting knocked back from a key resistance line. Momentum just isn’t there. Both on-chain and derivatives data are painting a pretty gloomy picture for bulls. Let’s look at what’s happening