Gold steadies near $4,000 as markets await the Fed’s policy decision and the Trump–Xi APEC meeting.

With the shutdown of almost all economic statistics from the federal government, one of the most important remaining sources is the Fed and its regional banks. All 5 of them that publish manufacturing and services reports have now done so.

Meta Platforms approaches earnings reporting amid anticipation of AI-driven ad growth, highlighting both potential revenue increases and challenges from rising infrastructure costs.

General Mills has paid variable quarterly dividends since November 1989. The current forward-looking annual dividend of $2.44 yields 5.08% as of Tuesday’s share price.

LG Electronics Incorporated, a South Korean company, is a global manufacturer of consumer electronics and home appliances.

For the first time since the recent pullback, all major precious metals and mining stock ETFs are in oversold territory, while their uptrends remain firmly intact. This is a classic sign that the pullback is nearing its end...

Although US tech is still red hot and the investment darling, American shares overall are lagging the rest of the world on a year-to-date basis, according to a set of ETFs.

In a preview of what is to come today at 2pm from the Fed, moments ago the Bank of Canada cut rates by 25bp to 2.25%, as expected, noting that current policy is "about the right level" to keep inflation close to 2%

After opening the day higher, the benchmark indices continued their downward momentum and ended the session in the red.

Electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft pioneer Joby Aviation is gaining altitude in premarket trading this morning after announcing a groundbreaking collaboration with Nvidia.

The AUD/USD gained ground as the Australian CPI revealed stronger-than-expected data.

The EURUSD has largely been trending sideways over the last couple of months, clearly looking for a catalyst to break the mould.

A review and analysis of the precious metals markets.

The dollar “debasement” narrative is overstated, markets are still bullish, but rising risks mean investors should stay disciplined and manage exposure carefully.

Stocks are poised to open higher with the S&P 500 indicated to open up 0.25% while the Nasdaq looks likely to gap up 0.43% at the open ahead of what will be a big day for earnings.

Spain’s economy grew by 0.6% over the third quarter, following a robust second quarter, as external demand weakened.

The market is optimistic that a deal will be struck between the US and China tomorrow.

GBP/USD remains under strong bearish pressure below the Supertrend indicator, with a potential drop to 1.3140 likely ahead of the FOMC decision amid weakening U.S. data.

With five-sevenths of the Magnificent Seven stocks reporting earnings this week, perceived negative news could cause a drop in share prices.

Verizon reported Q3 2025 revenue of $33.8 billion and adjusted EPS of $1.21, slightly beating expectations and reaffirming its full-year growth outlook.