The second consecutive monthly increase suggests that industrial production has finally reached a period of bottoming out.

Gold prices remain in a strong uptrend, with buyers stepping in on dips and momentum targeting $4,400–$4,500, backed by central bank demand and technical strength above $4,200 support.

The cryptocurrency market has opened the new weekly candle bullish, with Bitcoin and other major coins and tokens currently in the green.

The most important funding system in the world is flashing warning signals. Most people won't notice until it's too late.

Indian share markets are trading lower today, with the Sensex trading 197 points lower, and the Nifty is trading 61 points lower.

The Pound Sterling trades broadly calm against its major peers at the start of a week featuring the Fed interest-rate decision.

U.S. employers have announced over 1 million layoffs this year, the highest annual total since the pandemic-era collapse in 2020.

The GBP/USD pair surged to multi-week highs as traders price in a Fed rate cut and await UK GDP data

Moving towards year-end, we're starting to see FX markets looking ahead into 2026 and pricing the first rate hikes amongst a broader range of countries.

Global markets head into Monday with a cautious but constructive tone.

Gold found more momentum as prices moved away from the recent support at 4175.

In percentage terms, these are the three short positions that have produced the best results so far.

The Italian government wants to control those gold reserves to hedge against itself, and to shore up people's faith in its currency.

Ruminating about the same issues we already know all we need to know about; including whether or not the Fed gives us a so-called hawkish rate cut, or none (likely they will do).

Valuations are so stretched in the markets now that average annual returns are likely to be negative over the next 1, 3, 5 and 10-year periods -- risking a lost decade for investors.

Inflation quietly enriches asset holders, punishes workers, and pushes Europe into a slow, silent decline.

The coming week will see four major central bank meetings, including the biggest of them all, the US Federal Reserve, as well as important economic data releases from the US and the UK.

Crypto prices will react to the upcoming Federal Reserve interest rate decision.

Risk on assets will do well in 2026.

Five nuclear energy stocks including Constellation Energy and Cameco receive analyst buy ratings with price targets up to 81% higher than current levels.