Wall Street just can’t catch a break right now. Stocks took another tumble on November 18, 2025, and you can feel the tension. Investors are on edge, waiting for key economic data and Nvidia’s earnings, but lately, all that hope
Silver pricing keeps sliding, dropping for the fourth day in a row and heading down toward $49.50 early Tuesday. Right now, the metal just can’t catch a break—investors are pulling back on hopes for a Fed rate cut in December.
The British Pound just can’t catch a break. GBP/USD hangs around 1.3150, marking its third sluggish day in a row. Traders aren’t exactly jumping for joy after Chancellor Rachel Reeves dropped the income-tax hike plans. The Office for Budget Responsibility
Aster, Starknet, and Zcash are still stealing the spotlight among crypto gainers over the last day, but it’s not all smooth sailing. The rest of the market’s pretty much in the red, and even these three can’t ignore the bumps
Gold prices slipped again on Monday. XAU/USD just couldn’t hold onto its brief jump above $4,100 during Asia’s session. Now we’re looking at three days in a row of losses, mainly because traders aren’t betting on a December Fed rate
EUR/JPY keeps dropping, now hanging out around 179.40 after that record run up to 179.97. Traders are switching things up. Suddenly, the Yen got some confidence. Japan’s new GDP numbers weren’t fantastic, but honestly, they weren’t the disaster everyone was
Hyperliquid (HYPE) prices just keep falling as the token slipped past key support levels this week, down almost 8%—that’s three straight weeks in the red. What’s driving it? The big story is the $4.9 million loss suffered by Hyperliquid Provider
The Yen’s in trouble as it just keeps sliding, now hovering near a nine-month low against the Dollar. Traders aren’t buying the idea that the Bank of Japan will raise rates anytime soon. BoJ Governor Kazuo Ueda keeps talking about
Gold just won’t quit. Prices surged again on Thursday, pushing to a fresh three-week high near $4,213. Traders are piling in, betting the Fed’s gearing up for another rate cut in December. Weak US economic data—sluggish job growth and worries
Wall Street moved in two directions on 12th Nov as the Dow soared, climbing 559 points (up 1.18%) and closing at an all-time high of 47,927.96. Investors rushed into blue-chip names—Merck, Amgen, Johnson & Johnson—giving the index a strong push.
Silver (XAG/USD) drops back to about $51.10 in early European trading on Wednesday, snapping a five-day run. The culprit? The US Dollar’s sudden strength. Traders are watching the Fed for hints about its next move, and several officials—John Williams, Christopher
The Australian Dollar took another hit against the US Dollar on Wednesday. Investors didn’t like what they heard from the Reserve Bank of Australia. RBA Deputy Governor Andrew Hauser called their policy “restrictive” and admitted the board is still debating