Google's antitrust case win is pushing the tech sector higher today, with the results also favoring Apple, which is embroiled in its own antitrust lawsuit.

The GBP/USD pair advances on Wednesday during the North American session by 0.39% following the release of economic data from the United States.

In line with expectations, the National Bank of Poland cut rates by 25bp, delivering in total 100bp this year, though the Monetary Policy Council see these moves as “adjustments” rather than a “cycle”.

Coffee is still bullish, as we see an unfinished five-wave impulse, but can be final 5th wave by Elliott Wave Theory.

Palantir stock price is nearing a bear market after crashing by over 17% from its highest level this year. PLTR was trading at $157 on Tuesday, bringing its market capitalization to over $372 billion. So, is it safe to buy the dip or sell the rip?

The long-run expected total return for the Global Market Index continued to hold in the low-7% range in August.

In contrast to much other data in the jobs sector, the JOLTS reports have been very much consistent with a “soft landing scenario,” and that trend continued in this morning’s report for July.

Today has seen more evidence that the US jobs market is cooling markedly with vacancies dropping sharply and the quits rate pointing to wage growth slowing to 3%.

Technical analysis of silver.

Google will get to keep Chrome, avoiding the most severe remedy the Justice Department sought after finding Google illegally monopolized search markets last year.

LT Group Incorporated is one of the largest conglomerates in the Philippines.

Sienna's share price rose 48%  from $8.48 to $12.79 over the past year, per Tuesday’s market price.

Headline factory orders fell 1.3% MoM (as expected) as the hangover from the massive tariff-front-running in May lingers, dragging orders down to just a 1.6% YoY gain...

After opening the day higher, the benchmark indices continued their downward momentum and ended the session in the red.

In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the current state of the financial markets, highlighting a mixed performance with a rotation back into the Nasdaq and S&P despite September's reputation as a down month.

Gold, silver, and mining stocks have now fully broken out of their summer consolidation patterns and are in confirmed uptrends.

Yesterday, the gold futures rallied over $3,600 per ounce for the first time in history.

Following Tuesday’s drop, the EUR/USD was trying to find its feet again as investors looked ahead to the release of key US data this week.

Gold surges above $3,530 toward record highs as Fed rate cut expectations, safe-haven demand, and tariff concerns fuel bullish momentum.

September is the only month that has seen more negative monthly performances for the S&P 500 than positive ones.