The crypto market clawed back some ground, ticking up about 5% after a sharp slide and inching closer to the $2.94 trillion mark. Even with this recovery, the total market cap still sits over 9% below last week’s level. Investors
Gold keeps climbing. For the second day in a row, XAU/USD is pushing higher, now sitting just below $4,150—a level it hasn’t touched in about a week. What’s behind the move? It comes down to the Fed. Traders are betting
EUR/JPY is going down today, hovering in the mid-180s. Sellers are showing up as the Japanese Yen gets a little boost from talk about possible government intervention. Still, the pair isn’t dropping much—everyone’s just waiting to see what Germany’s latest
US stock futures climbed Sunday night, giving investors a little hope after November’s rollercoaster. People are heading into the Thanksgiving-shortened week looking for some calm, especially after heavy selling earlier this month took the wind out of the big AI
Silver kicked off the week on the back foot, struggling to stay above $50.00 after Friday’s weak bounce. By early Monday in Asia, prices slipped to around $49.80, down 0.3%. Buyers aren’t showing up, and momentum looks shaky, so silver’s
The US Dollar Index (DXY) lost steam Monday, settling just under the 100.00 mark in Asian trading. The rally that lasted five days finally took a breather. Traders started turning their attention to the growing buzz about a possible Federal
Bitcoin’s in rough shape. On Thursday, it crashed to $88,522—its lowest point in months—and pulled the entire crypto market down with it. In just a few weeks, more than $1 trillion vanished from the market. The total value dropped from
Gold Prices are going down as it got evident on Friday, where XAU/USD slipped again as traders gave up on the idea of a Fed rate cut in December. All week, the metal’s been stuck in a narrow band—not much
The Australian Dollar stopped its slide on Friday, getting a boost from new PMI (Purchasing Managers Index) numbers that point to a stronger economy. After two days in the red, AUD/USD ticked higher when Australia’s preliminary S&P Global Purchasing Managers
Stock futures shot up Wednesday night after Nvidia blew past expectations yet again. The chip giant posted record revenue and profit, and its stock took off in after-hours trading. That kind of performance really woke up the whole market—especially for
WTI crude pushed up toward $59.50 in Thursday’s Asian trading after the latest EIA data surprised the market. Traders jumped in when the report showed U.S. crude inventories dropped by 3.43 million barrels last week. That’s a much bigger draw
EUR/JPY keeps pushing higher, sitting around 181.20 through Thursday’s Asia session. The Yen just can’t catch a break these days. Traders expect Japan’s new government to roll out a massive spending plan, which likely means local interest rates stay low.