Gold managed to rebound again towards the 4405-10 zone and above.

The USD/JPY price analysis reveals a strong uptrend amid the US-Japan yield differential and rising dollar flows during risk-off market conditions.

The increase in quotes followed the US strikes on Venezuela and the arrest of President Nicolas Maduro over the weekend, which sharply heightened geopolitical risks and triggered a surge in demand for safe-haven assets.

In 2025, GBP/USD rose from 1.21, a 15-month low, to a four-year high of 1.3790 by July 1, before consolidating across the summer.

Preferred stocks trade around par value, with yields close to the coupon rate.

Oil prices rise as reality around Venezuelan output kicks in.

Chevron shares jumped more than 7% in premarket trading after Venezuela cut oil output following new U.S. sanctions that disrupted crude exports.

The Pound Sterling is under pressure as the US raid in Venezuela has increased the safe-haven demand.

S&P 500 investors enjoyed a relatively quiet, nearly news free two weeks to end 2025.

Bitcoin continues to rise, even trading to the upside of an ascending price channel that has been holding the price action for the past five days.

Indian share markets are trading marginally lower today, with the Sensex trading 35 points lower, and the Nifty is trading 14 points lower.

Tesla EV deliveries totaled 1.64 million vehicles in 2025, leaving the company behind China’s BYD, which delivered more than 2.2 million EVs for the year.

Global markets open the day facing a dense mix of geopolitical and macro crosscurrents.

The GBP/USD pair remained on edge at a crucial support level as traders waited for important macro data.

As financial markets re-open for their first full trading week of 2026, attention is firmly switched to events in Venezuela.

The Yen lost further momentum against the dollar in the build-up to a host of vital economic data from America this week.

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Simple addition suggests that Russian GDP is about 1.5 percentage points below 2021 levels, rather than 7.3 percentage points above.

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