Global stock markets took a pause from the relentless advance of record highs as investors became increasingly cautious about inflated valuations and the surge of capital flowing into artificial intelligence.

Repo fails have jumped to more than $320 billion as of the final full week in September, the highest since the very start of January.

The US natural gas prices jumped more than 2.5% on Tuesday to $3.45/MMBtu, nearing the 11-week high of $3.476 reached on October 1st, amid a drop in daily production.

For those who missed the earliest stages of the gold and silver bull markets, copper appears to be the next metal poised for a major bull run.

USD/JPY rises to an 8-month high, ahead of the FOMC minutes. DAX rises to a 3-month high as steel stocks jump.

Precious metals, notably Gold, continue to rise strongly, as Gold reaches a new record high well above $4,000.

The symbiotic relationship with AMD is just one of many that OpenAI is forming with companies at the forefront of the AI revolution.

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The Nasdaq 100 powered above the 25,000 level yesterday, a high of nearly 25,067.00 was seen.

The Pound Sterling declines to near 1.3400 against the US Dollar as the Greenback’s safe-haven demand has increased.

The dollar continues to rally, with political events in France and Japan weighing on the two largest components of DXY – EUR and JPY.

Indian share markets are trading higher today, with the Sensex trading 194 points higher, and the Nifty is trading 49 points higher.

Gold pulls back slightly from hitting another record as bulls await the next round of the FOMC.

The global financial landscape is navigating a complex interplay of currency dynamics, political uncertainties, and monetary policy shifts.

In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the current state of the metal markets, highlighting the unusual behavior of gold, which has reached $4,014 despite a stronger dollar.

Extremely disappointing industrial data in August has just increased the risk of yet another quarter of contraction for the German economy.

Oracle Corp closed notably lower on Tuesday after a report from a tech publication. However, the NYSE-listed giant has two big events scheduled for next week, which could address some of the concerns and push Oracle stock higher from here.

Gold has just topped the $4,000/oz level for the first time ever, cementing its status as the year’s best-performing asset and most intriguing story in global commodities, not to mention the most important themes across broader financial markets.

Global markets remain stagnant as weak growth, sticky inflation, and cautious central banks keep the economy in a holding pattern — signaling that the post-pandemic recovery has settled into an uneasy status quo.

Joining Broadcom and Nvidia, AMD is the latest major chip supplier to strike a multibillion-dollar deal with artificial intelligence pioneer OpenAI.