This week looks to be pivotal for financial markets, with recent concerns over the potential end to the AI trade, meaning that we are expecting major volatility in the lead-up and response to tomorrow's Nvidia earnings

A sell-off in equities is continuing, while the foreign exchange market is quiet with the greenback confined mostly to narrow ranges.

Home Depot topped Q3 revenue expectations with $41.4 billion but missed EPS estimates at $3.74, leading to revised 2025 guidance.

GBP/USD holds near 1.3160 as inflation uncertainty and resistance at key levels point to a potential pullback toward 1.3010 in the short term.

The AUD/USD forecast remains mildly supportive amid the RBA’s cautious outlook.

Tech losses dragged the US indices lower as investors await Nvidia’s earnings report and the delayed release of jobs data this week.

Stocks took a hit, and Bitcoin plunged to its lowest print in seven months as investors shied away from risk amid a pivotal week.

DAX falls to a 5-month low amid faltering risk sentiment. USD/JPY rises to a 9.5-month high.

WTI crude oil prices fell to $59.4 per barrel on Tuesday, extending the previous session’s decline as oversupply concerns outweighed expectations of potential sanctions against Russian oil.

Gilt yields jumped after reports that the UK government was scrapping plans to raise income tax, casting fresh doubt over how a £30bn gap will be plugged.

Industry-leading operational metrics, excellent profit margins, and a stable outlook form a solid platform for a price action reversal.

Every three months, we take a snapshot of the expectations for future earnings in the S&P 500 at approximately the midpoint of the current quarter, shortly after most U.S. firms have announced their previous quarter's earnings.

Selling out of Apple shares has enabled Berkshire to amass a record $382 billion in cash while reallocating capital to new investments.

The Euro picks up from weekly lows but struggles to return above 1.1600.

Robinhood's stock price has pulled back in the past few days, moving from this month’s high of $150 to the current $115.

Bitcoin continued its sharp decline toward $91,900 as extreme fear, ETF outflows, and a bearish technical setup point to further losses toward $88,750.

Indian share markets are trading lower today, with the Sensex trading 158 points lower, and the Nifty is trading 51 points lower.

GBP/USD continues to stall near 1.32, with bearish momentum building as traders eye 1.30 and 1.2750 if downside pressure accelerates.

The US dollar began the day on a strong footing, with USDJPY climbing above 155.00.

The US dollar attempts to claw back some losses after the November sell-off came to a halt.