The Pound Sterling (GBP) advances some 0.26% against the US Dollar (USD).

While Netflix has strong recurring revenues, global scale, and rising free cash flow, its stock currently trades far above our conservative DCF estimate.

The Philippine central bank is expected to keep rates unchanged. Data highlights include Taiwan’s inflation and trade, and Chinese reports on holiday travel and consumption.

The nonresidential construction sector of the economy has changed substantially in recent years.

After opening the day lower, the benchmark indices continued their upward momentum and ended the session in the green.

Gold holds steady as Washington’s budget dispute, weak jobs data, and rising geopolitical risks fuel safe-haven demand, while Fed rate cut expectations and a confirmed breakout keep the bullish outlook intact.

Meta Platforms is experiencing technical softness despite strong analyst targets, indicating a complex market backdrop for investors to navigate.

Palo Alto Networks recently announced its largest acquisition to address this growing market.

The Brent crude market remains under pressure despite a brief rebound at the end of the week.

Tesla wrapped up a blockbuster quarter, delivering 497,099 cars and building 447,450 units, its biggest numbers yet.

Eli Lilly and other US-based drug makers have led the market over the last few days.

The Dow managed to test the resistance zone of 46450-700 yesterday and today.

Crypto is having a strong morning as Bitcoin rallies more than 1% to $119K and Ether is right below $4,400.

USD/CAD pushes toward 1.40 after breaking the consolidation. Bull eye 1.42 if resistance gives way, with 1.39 and 200-day EMA offering strong support.

Looking at the trajectory of gold in past government shutdowns can give us some clues about how gold might behave during this latest round of political theater.

Recession risk still looks low, but a slowing labor market could be a headwind for the fourth quarter.

The EUR/USD pair held its ground around 1.1726 on Friday. While volatility in the currency market has picked up significantly, the immediate economic impact of the US government shutdown remains limited.

Bitcoin has been making strong moves again. The world’s largest cryptocurrency climbed to a six-week high of $119,500 on Thursday, rising 10% in just one week.

The euro recovers from its lows and returns above 1.1730, but remains confined within its previous ranges.

The US dollar is trading softer but mostly inside yesterday's ranges. An unexpected jump in Japanese unemployment has weighed on the yen, which is the only G10 currency that is not gaining on the dollar today.