Gold fell over 10% last Friday, and that was the good news from the metals.

Market cycles are once again at the center of the investment narrative as we head into 2026.

UK hiring conditions are weak, and pay growth is slowing rapidly.

The Fed is not in a good spot.

The price action seen over the course of the past 3 trading days has been nothing short of historic, with the nomination of Kevin Warsh as the next Fed chair sending shockwaves throughout markets.

Disney exceeded Q1 expectations with adjusted EPS of $1.63 and revenue of $25.98 billion, driven by strength in its entertainment business.

In the Philippine flood-control corruption scandal, the multibillion-dollar net losses are huge. But without adequate resolution, international pressures could multiply the damage.

USDJPY rose to 154.98 on Monday, with the yen continuing to fall. Pressure on the currency increased after statements by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi.

Over the weekend, President Trump suggested that a workable deal with Iran could happen. That reduced fears of war, which had been pushing market prices higher.

The Pound Sterling trades higher against its major currency peers.

The debasement/decline in the value of the U.S. dollar pushes investors into precious metals, including silver.

Gold and silver extended their sell-off from last week, with prices diving another $400.

The AUD/USD forecast edges to the downside despite a hotter inflation print as the yields fell sharply, suggesting only a single RBA hike in the near term.

Market pressure was driven by rising Treasury yields and a strengthening dollar after President Donald Trump appointed Kevin Warsh as the successor to Fed Chair Jerome Powell.

New Census data confirms slower population growth ahead. Business leaders must prepare for lower GDP growth, zero net migration, and shortages of low-skilled labor.

Gold’s January surge was extraordinary — its best start to a year since 1980.

Friday's dramatic market turnaround sent shockwaves through assets that had been thriving in January, triggering a sharp sell-off.

A breakout failure, hawkish Warsh surprise, weak seasonality, and High Trend Fragility suggest odds favor a sentiment washout is on the table.

The AUD/USD exchange rate retreated after Donald Trump ended the speculation about the next Federal Reserve Chairman.

The Pound Sterling trades higher against its major currency peers.