The BEA revised its estimate of GDP from 4.3 percent to 4.4 percent in 2025 Q3.

The dollar is mixed as the last North American session of the week gets underway.

Gold trades near record highs as geopolitical tensions and Fed uncertainty drive safe-haven demand.

PayPal has been under a lot of pressure for a while now: there was a rising doubt whether PayPal can even still compete with Apple Pay or Stripe. But now the situation is changing. 

The Japanese government bond market suffered a major meltdown this week that has shaken up a lot of people.

Gold pulls back after hitting a fresh record high near $4,967.

WTI crude oil remains range-bound near $60 as traders look for short-term opportunities between resistance at $62 and support at $58.50.

Precious metals soared this year, continuing strong gains seen in late last year.

The USD/CAD forecast remains strongly bearish under 1.3800 as the geopolitical risks ease.

The Pound Sterling moves higher on upbeat UK Retail Sales and flash PMI data.

GameStop, a company that sells gaming consoles, collectibles, and video games, received a boost when the CEO bought 1 million shares, bringing his total ownership to 9.3%.

On Friday, silver jumped nearly 3% to $99 per ounce, reaching new record highs as a weakening dollar provided additional support for precious metal prices.

Asian markets advanced, while the dollar continued to struggle as investors turned their attention to non-US assets amidst policy uncertainties and geopolitical tensions.

The natural gas market is experiencing an explosive rally, surging over 50% since last Friday to reach $4.8/MMBtu – its highest level in five weeks.

The Pound Sterling moves higher on upbeat UK Retail Sales and flash PMI data.

The cost of health insurance has been increasing much faster than the costs that Americans pay out-of-pocket for medical services, drugs, and medical supplies.

It has been a noisy couple of weeks in FX markets.

There is a relatively strong correlation between the 50-day percentage changes in gold and silver.

USD/JPY rose to 158.61 on Friday, continuing its upward movement as the yen remains under pressure. Investors are adopting a wait-and-see approach ahead of the Bank of Japan’s monetary policy decision.

Asian markets traded higher on Friday, following an overnight rally on Wall Street as geopolitical tensions eased, and ahead of the Bank of Japan's interest rate decision.