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
UNI, WLFI, and TRUMP crypto tokens all grabbed the spotlight on Tuesday, riding a wave of optimism after Donald Trump threw his support behind a bipartisan deal to end the US government shutdown. Traders jumped in, and it showed. Uniswap
Gold price just keeps climbing. Early Tuesday, prices shot up to a two-week high, landing near $4,141 during Asia’s trading hours. What’s pushing it up? Investors are betting hard that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates in December. There’s
EUR/JPY pushed above 178.00 in Tuesday’s Asian trading, landing around 178.35. The Euro’s picking up steam against the Yen as global risk appetite comes back to life. Everyone’s waiting to see the German and Eurozone ZEW Economic Sentiment Index—that data
Oil prices went up for a second day on Monday, picking up steam as investors grew more positive about the end of the US government shutdown, which has already crossed the 6-week mark. Brent crude pushed above $64 a barrel.
The precious metal silver price is holding strong above $49 an ounce, still riding a two-day winning streak as of Monday. What’s keeping it up? The US Dollar softened a bit, and investors aren’t backing off just yet. Plus, there’s
As the US government shutdown finally appeared to be coming to an end, the EUR/USD currency pair reached 1.1550. During Monday’s Asian session, traders pushed the pair lower, with more folks betting that Washington’s political drama is almost over. Bloomberg
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