The US dollar remains under pressure following Fed Chair Powell's dovish speech signaling no opposition to October rate cuts and a potential end to quantitative tightening.

The Australian dollar weakened below $0.650 on Thursday, reversing the previous session’s gains, after a weaker employment report revived expectations of an RBA rate cut.

The Non-Farm Payrolls report is arguably the most critical economic release each month, and recent trends suggest the next one could deliver a nasty shock.

GBP/USD rises after the UK economy returns to growth, DAX slips amid trade jitters & ahead of Lagarde’s speech.

Asian markets advanced as investors shifted their focus towards technology stocks, following a week dominated by concerns over a potential US-China trade war.

Gold continues its incredible bull run to trade at a new record high, above $4,242.

The Euro remains steady at the mid-range of the 1.1600s after a three-day rally.

QT, also known as quantitative tightening, has been in effect for over three years.

FX markets are reasonably calm as attention builds on China's export controls on rare earths.

USD/JPY dipped sharply but remains in a bullish structure, with key support zones near 150 offering potential buy-on-dip opportunities within a broader uptrend.

Indian share markets are trading higher today, with the Sensex trading 379 points higher, and the Nifty is trading 114 points higher.

The Pound Sterling trades stably against its major peers as the UK GDP rose by 0.1% in August.

EUR/USD remains rangebound near 1.1635 ahead of key Fed and ECB updates, with bearish technical patterns pointing to downside risk toward 1.1395.

The dollar progressed further as the bull rally continues to pace toward a fresh high.

In the Middle East, the U.S. model has relied on oil buys, arms sales, and regime change. The results have been catastrophic. What the region needs is rapid development, in which China has excelled and the Global South promotes.

Silver has been following gold’s rally since the beginning of the year, and finally, the prices have begun to catch up with the yellow metal. 

Bund yields are falling by more than equities would justify. From the demand side, we may have more investors seeking safe havens from market turmoil, whilst from a supply perspective, we see very little net issuance in October versus other months.

Using indicators like industrial production, manufacturing output, and capacity utilization, the article examines real-time business cycle signals—especially as some data series become unavailable during the government shutdown.

Gold and silver are being swept up in a sweeping shift — as global confidence in fiat currencies wanes, precious metals become the anchor amid mounting volatility and structural change.

NuScale Power Corp (SMR) rallied more than 20% yesterday after the US Army launched a new initiative aimed at deploying micro nuclear reactors.