USD/JPY eases after hitting a two-week high of 148.38 on Monday.

The US Dollar Index reversed three consecutive daily advances and came under renewed selling pressure amid the mixed performance in U.S. yields on Monday.

Coffee futures were lower after moving higher and testing recent highs on the weekly charts.

There's never been more money and more risk in the marketplace.

In the first half of 2025, global ETF assets increased 14.5% on robust monthly inflows totalling $897.65 billion in June alone–the highest on record and the 73rd consecutive month of net inflows.

The investment is intended to help OpenAI build data centers with a capacity of 10 gigawatts of power using Nvidia’s advanced AI chips to train and deploy OpenAI’s models. 

​​​​​​​Crude oil prices have struggled to in the last few weeks to show any clear bullish signs despite raised geopolitical tensions in Europe concerning Russia.

Historically, the next five days are down the vast majority of the time.

Gold continues its record-breaking rally on Monday, extending gains for the sixth straight week as dovish Fed expectations and robust safe-haven flows keep demand elevated.

Sterling is boosted by broad US Dollar weakness, as DXY slides over 0.18%.

Metsera stock skyrocketed 62% as Pfizer struck a $4.9 billion acquisition agreement focused on obesity therapies.

London stocks dipped on Monday, influenced by a decline in automakers and a rising pound, as investors looked forward to remarks from various Federal Reserve officials later in the day.

In this article, we discuss the top three reasons why investors should consider selling the rip in QUBT stock at current levels.

All three major benchmarks are modestly higher midday, with the S&P 500 Index and Nasdaq Composite notching new record highs.

Oil prices are still coming to grips with the massive drop in crude supplies but a bigger than expected increase in distillate.

Nasdaq 100 has risen in the last three consecutive weeks and is up by over 50% from its lowest level this year. This article looks at some of the best-performing stocks in the index this year.

For much of the year, bigger has been better in terms of performance based on market cap.

We're living through a Great Tech Reset right now. And here's the kicker - the Fed is cutting rates into a period where tech earnings estimates aren't decreasing. They're expanding.

Gree Electric Appliances Inc. of Zhuhai is a Chinese company and a leading global manufacturer of air conditioners and diversified home appliances under the GREE brand.

freenet has paid annual dividends since July 2021. The current forward-looking annual $1.05 dividend yields 6.29% per Friday’s $16.68 share price. The most recent $1.05 Annual dividend was paid on June 2nd.