The EUR/USD pair tumbled to 1.1569 on Friday, propelling the US dollar to a two-month high.

The Euro holds near a fresh two-month low against the US Dollar, on track for its worst weekly performance this year.

Following words of caution by Japan's finance minister, the yen is the strongest of the G10 currencies today, with around a 0.15% gain.

The USD/JPY outlook remains broadly bullish with mild pullbacks amid intervention fears.

A review and analysis of the precious metals markets.

On an inflation-adjusted basis, technology companies have spent more in the last three years on data centers, chips, and energy than has been spent over the past forty years building out the nation’s interstate system.

The spot price of silver jumped more than 4% to a record high of $51 per ounce, surpassing the previous peak recorded during the Hunt brothers’ market squeeze in 1980, as strong safe-haven demand met limited supply.

The global market rally once again paused as worries mounted over renewed concerns about technology valuations.

The prices of gold and silver have just set new historical records, confirming the monetary regime shift that major global investors have been anticipating for several years.

Beware the aggregates. The slowdown is showing up in smaller firms first, according to BLS Business Employment Dynamics data.

Germany’s auto production absolutely crashed, falling by almost 20% in just a single month.

Markets are quite clearly rethinking popular short-USD trades, but further gains may prove harder to sustain unless markets start to price out Fed easing.

Yen hits 153.27 per dollar, its weakest in eight months.

The Pound Sterling extends its downside to near 1.3300 against the US Dollar on Friday, the lowest level seen in a month.

Silver rallied to the critical $50 level before sharply reversing on Thursday, highlighting intense volatility and signaling potential short-term exhaustion.

Indian share markets are trading higher today, with the Sensex trading 133 points higher, and the Nifty is trading 31 points higher.

The U.S. dollar has been enjoying a nice run of positive momentum, supported by weak German economic data.

The US dollar maintains its bullish rhetoric as the Fed gave more signals regarding its next rate cut.

Seemingly defying a backdrop of high uncertainty even by the ECB’s own accounts, volatility in markets continues to decline.

As it relates to the three largest airlines in the U.S., Delta (DAL - Free Report) is making its case as the best one to invest in after delivering strong Q3 results on Thursday morning.