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The short-term Elliott Wave outlook for EURJPY indicates that the cycle from the 17 October 2025 low remains in progress as a structured five-wave impulse.
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was at the White House this week. And it’s a safe bet the subject of oil prices came up. A decade ago, the Saudis turned on the taps to flush out US shale. But the reality today is different...
The federal government has unveiled a new agreement to finalise the 2026 budget and outline the main direction for economic policy in the coming years.
We’re through the heaviest activity of calendar Q3 earnings season, and a bevy of retailers have yet to report earnings in this holiday-shortened week.
The rally has eased oversold conditions across major indices, bringing them back to key resistance levels. With volatility set to spike again, the trader is increasing short positions, anticipating sharp market weakness ahead.
In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the upcoming economic data releases, including producer prices, advanced retail sales, and consumer confidence indices, highlighting their potential market impact.
You've got 90 products trading to the downside, but because Google, Tesla, and Broadcom are having a party, everyone thinks we're in some kind of bull market. This is not a bullish day. This is not a nice little bounce over here.
The value of cash doesn’t crash in a crash. Yes, inflation eats away at it, but we’re talking about a market crash that wipes out a big chunk of net worth in a very short period of time.
while Bond ETFs held €435.6 bn, or 18.05% of the assets under management, in the European ETF industry at the end of September 2025, bond products (mutual funds and ETFs) accounted for only €3,969.0 bn, or 23.19%.
Several recent reports have noted that unemployment rates for recent college graduates have been on the rise, which in turn has led to speculation that perhaps the new AI tools are already leading to fewer opportunities for such workers.
Mexico has become the largest foreign buyer of U.S. goods during the first eight months of 2025, Canada was a very close second, while China has dropped into third place.
The U.S. retail sales data on Nov. 25 will offer fresh insight into consumer resilience ahead of the holiday season, after mixed earnings from retailers like Walmart and Home Depot.
Palo Alto Networks stock is well off its highs, despite producing stellar free cash flow (FCF) and FCF margins for its fiscal Q1 ending Oct. 31. That implies its price target is at least 17% higher at $212 per share.
The market bounced today after last week's selloff. If we get follow-through this week, Tesla has room to run toward $440-$450. That puts TSLL directly in range for this spread.
The significance of an 82-year bearish rising wedge breakdown is almost too big to fathom, and it will lead the Silver price well into the triple digits.
It should be another busy, holiday-shortened, week after a volatile one last week as markets whipsawed around big moves in Fed pricing and AI bubble risk fears.
Gold rallies sharply on Monday, gaining 0.80% as investors seem confident that the Fed will slash rates at the December meeting as US economic data continues to flow.
West Texas Intermediate Crude Oil is attempting a modest rebound on Monday, snapping a three-day losing streak as traders balance revived December Fed interest rate cut expectations with ongoing Russia–Ukraine peace-talk developments.
Nvidia stock ticked higher Monday as Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick confirmed that President Trump will personally decide whether to allow the company to sell its powerful H200 AI chips to China.
A delayed September jobs report highlights shrinking goods-sector employment, slowing payroll growth, and rising data gaps—raising recession risks as the U.S. weakens its statistical infrastructure.
The history of fiat currencies is always the same: first, governments exceed their credit limits, then ignore all the warning signs, and finally see the currency collapse.
We expect the Reserve Bank of New Zealand to cut rates by 25bp to 2.25% on 26 November. However, upside risks to inflation and growth mean, in our view, that this will be the last cut of the cycle.
Save for Friday’s solid bounce, the carnage in a lot of the high-flying growth names that led the charge earlier this year continued. It’s looking like the blood bath is nearing its end, but another sector that I’ve highlighted continued to excel.
Stocks are on the back foot, with bulls continuing to hang on to optimism for lower rates and bears beginning to benefit from extended multiples plus weakening technicals.
X-energy raised $700M in Series D funding to scale its advanced small modular nuclear reactors and TRISO-X fuel, expanding supply chains and deployment plans with partners including Amazon, Dow, and Centrica as global demand for clean energy grows.
Great Wall has paid variable annual dividends since July, 2013. It paid a dividend totaling $0.63 for 2025. And $0.63 is GW’s forward looking dividend amount for 2026.
President Trump’s tariff strategy in his second term has touched almost every corner of the economy, but few sectors have felt the effects as unevenly as oil and gas.
Palantir Technologies faces mixed market sentiment following a revenue beat, with strong fundamentals contrasted by short-term technical weakness and polarizing analyst opinions.
Given the two-month delay, Thursday’s BLS employment report on September labor market conditions was not nearly as pertinent as the BLS data typically is.
EUR/USD continues to struggle below 1.16 as bearish momentum builds, with traders eyeing key support at 1.1470 and awaiting economic signals from both sides of the Atlantic.
The S&P 500 experienced a lot of intraday volatility in the trading week ending on Friday, 21 November 2025. By the close of the week's trading, the index was down 1.95% from its previous week's close.
As the government numbers continue to reappear on key aspects of the economy, some of the mystery will lift in Q4. For now, it’s premature to assume that a recession has started or is imminent.
Bitcoin bounced from the $80K level after a hard crash, forming a bullish hammer, but strong overhead resistance and weak market sentiment keep the broader trend bearish.
Buoyant economic growth and signs of recovering investment are paired with slowing wage dynamics, easing upside risks to the current disinflation trend.
