Here are the red flags you need to be aware of in this current market and the directional bias for the long-term, swing and immediate term.

Ripple has agreed to acquire Standard Custody & Trust Co. as the crypto entity expands its presence in the US. The acquisition allows Ripple to offer an expanded range of in-house services, including helping firms seeking to tokenize their assets.

Annualized headline CPI was seen at 3.1% last month, lower than the 3.4% seen a month prior but above the 2.9% the market was looking for. Month on month, headline CPI was unchanged at 0.3%.

The Dollar Index gained 0.71% on Tuesday and reached a 3-month high. The US Consumer Price Index declined to 3.1% (2.9% expected) annually from 3.4%.

Drama exceeded the CPI report's merit on Tuesday, however finally it was a sufficient trigger for the February 'correction' to at least commence.

Break below bearish flag pattern, eyeing 1.0650 amid rising US dollar index and high inflation data. Key focus on Fed's rate decision response, with technicals indicating further potential decline.

Wave (E) of the triangle wave X ended at $2044 after a breakdown below wave (D) low - $2014 followed.

GBPUSD has reached a make-or-break point, testing the key support level at 1.2571. The technical analysis reveals two potential scenarios depending on whether this support holds or not.

Most Asian equity indices are trading in negative territory, reflecting the downturn observed in the United States.

In January, U.S. consumer prices surged more than anticipated, primarily due to escalating costs in shelter and healthcare.

USD/CAD retreats after Tuesday’s surge, edging lower to near 1.3550 during the European session on Wednesday.

Sharp drop after unexpected US CPI numbers, hinting at delayed Fed rate cuts. Silver eyes key $22 level for value amidst market volatility, with potential targets at $21 and $26 in broader consolidation.

Yesterday's strong US January CPI release clearly does not provide the Fed with the confidence it needs to start cutting rates. Instead of powering the next leg of the risk rally, the CPI data has applied the brakes

In this video, Ira Epstein reviews the day's trading in the gold and other relevant metal markets.

While the year-on-year inflation rate is convention, it upweights the distant past rendering it sensitive to including or excluding initial month’s CPI

The January CPI came in much hotter than expected. Does this mean the 2024 rate cuts are off the table? Does it mean inflation is about to flare up again? Let’s take a closer look at what’s happening

Markets are bearish after Tuesday’s CPI Report, but don’t get short until you watch tonight’s video…I see (3) clues on the charts, telling us this CPI Short Squeeze might be our biggest winner of the week!

Wave II correction appears to be over at the 81.485 level and the price is likely to be bullish again. We are looking at a five-wave increase to support this idea

The GBP/USD pair attracts some dip-buying during the Asian session on Wednesday and for now, seems to have stalled the previous day's sharp pullback from the vicinity of the 1.2700 mark, or over a one-week top

Apple made a new all-time high on December 14, 2023, at 199.62. Down from there, a correction is in progress with an internal subdivision as a double three Elliott Wave structure