Gold held near historic levels on Monday, trading around 3,590 USD per ounce, bolstered by a softer-than-expected US labor market report for August.

Crypto market found support from a technical point of view and from an Elliott wave perspective, which may cause a larger recovery in the upcoming days.

Robinhood shares surge in premarket trading following announcement of S&P 500 inclusion, replacing Caesars Entertainment.

Another round of quarterly earnings reports has come and gone, and once again, many companies beat profit expectations.

EUR/USD rises to a 5-week high ahead of the French vote of no confidence. Oil prices rise amid concerns over Russian oil sanctions, despite OPEC+ agreeing to increase supply.

Gold miner rally sparks renewed allocator focus on real assets, with momentum, dividends, and liquidity drawing attention away from private equity and into liquid inflation hedges.

The US stocks finished Friday with mixed results. European stock markets were mostly lower on Friday.

The zigzagging continues with large data revisions and, at least for the time being, a rebound in industrial production in July.

Mortgage rates continue to come down, but the rate of descent is slow. Lower rates will only help if we avoid a recession.

The Yen dropped sharply, and Japanese markets gained after PM Ishiba announced his resignation.

Economic forecasts will have to be revised if the Supreme Court supports the lower courts' rulings that Trump's reciprocal tariffs are unconstitutional.

Bitcoin failed at the 50-day EMA near $113,200 after weak US jobs data sparked risk-off sentiment, leaving $110K and $108K as key supports.

The EUR/USD pair is ticking higher, trading near 1.1715.

The US dollar index dropped as Treasury yields fell after a disappointing August jobs report showed only 22,000 nonfarm payrolls added, far below the expected 75,000.

The start of the new school year promises to be eventful in the United States. The US Federal Reserve (Fed) is expected to cut interest rates for the first time in five years.

Stock markets are mostly higher as the week gets underway, boosted by the perceived increased likelihood that the Fed will cut rates by 0.75% at least over 2025.

EUR/JPY retreats after reaching 173.91, the highest since July 2024, on Monday.

Political developments in France and Japan are limiting the euro's and yen's chance to rally against the softer dollar.

Indian share markets are trading higher today, with the Sensex trading 267 points higher, and the Nifty is trading 83 points higher.

Bitcoin remains capped under $112K despite strong ETF inflows, with traders eyeing 107,300 support and 113,500 resistance as US inflation data looms.