GE Aerospace delivered a strong Q4, posting $1.57 EPS and $11.87 billion in revenue as it heads into 2026 with upbeat growth plans.

DAX rebounds as Trump backs down over Greenland & tariffs. USD/JPY rebounds as the "Sell America" trade unwinds.

Western investors are not rushing to buy gold, but are mainly focusing on passive investments.

Global stock markets appeared poised to extend their recent rally after President Donald Trump softened his stance on imposing tariffs on Europe.

Strategic decisions require human judgment on capital-labor tradeoffs, future flexibility, and safety standards—areas where AI provides data but humans drive choices.

Global markets breathe a sigh of relief after the US President’s trip to Davos not only brought a promise to avoid military intervention, but also an apparent deal that avoids tariffs in February.

Each year, pundits make their predictions. Some always predict gold will hit $5,000/oz. and silver will top $100/oz. Too much, too fast would signal something drastically wrong, like hyperinflation.

The GBP/USD pair is poised for a bullish breakout above 1.3430 as strong UK inflation data and easing US-UK trade tensions fuel upside momentum.

A Danish pension fund, Akademiker Pension, which manages roughly $25 billion in retirement assets for teachers, announced that it plans to sell all of its U.S. Treasury holdings by the end of January.

Bitcoin is under pressure as global risk appetite weakens, with the cryptocurrency eyeing key support at $84,000 amid macroeconomic and geopolitical headwinds.

Global markets head into the new day with commodity currencies in the lead.

Indian share markets are trading higher with the Sensex trading 733 points higher, and the Nifty is trading 239 points higher.

Davos brought a de-escalation in geopolitical and tariff risk, and the dollar can enjoy a bit more support from here, in our view, as focus shifts to a supportive macro picture.

The markets reacted to the latest tariff risks, pressuring the major dollar pairs in the process.

Silver price (XAG/USD) recovers losses from the previous two consecutive days, trading around $94.20 per troy ounce during the European hours on Thursday.

In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the reversal in the metals market, noting gold's decline by $40 while silver rises.

Gold (XAU/USD) builds on its steady intraday bounce from the $4,773-4,772 region and climbs to a fresh daily peak during the early European session on Thursday.

The GBP/JPY pair trades 0.22% higher to near 213.10 at the start of the European trading session on Thursday.

Commodity price spikes in early 2026 are driven by a convergence of long-term under-investment, monetary inflation, and geopolitical conflicts. Markets like tin remain acutely vulnerable due to supply disruptions in Myanmar and the DRC.

Chinese equities are rallying through December and January. Beijing's efforts in a Tariff-driven world seem to be working. The yuan strengthened against the dollar and Chinese ETFs are pushing higher.