The latest economic data suggests the US economy is decelerating. That means growth is slowing, jobs are shrinking, and households are spending less.

Q3 GDP is projected to rise 1.7% (annualized changed), according to today’s median estimate. That’s well below the 3.0% increase reported for Q2.

A test of the 2011 highs is becoming increasingly likely because of the fact that silver tends to overshoot due to its high beta, high momentum characteristics.

Aussie Dollar remains depressed, with bears testing two-month lows at 0.6415.

XPeng stock price has surged as the chairman buys. It has formed a cup-and-handle pattern on the daily chart.

Strategy, led by Michael Saylor, says its Bitcoin purchases avoid market disruption by using structured, round-the-clock buying.

The support at $4,232 is key to a price recovery toward $4,550–$4,788.

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Dow futures surged 150 points on Friday, as traders waited for Jerome Powell’s big speech at the Jackson Hole symposium.

Corporate bankruptcies hit a 14-year high in 2024, and the pace continued through the first seven months of 2025.

On Friday, the GBP/USD pair declined to 1.3401 after strong gains earlier in the week.

The dollar stalled after mostly extending this week's gains against the G10 currencies on the back of firmer U.S. rates.

Gold struggles as strong US data boosts the Dollar and tempers rate cut bets. Powell’s Jackson Hole speech looms as a key trigger, with gold consolidating below $3,500, awaiting its next breakout move.

The Euro remains depressed amid generalised US Dollar strength in risk-off markets.

Investors are now awaiting a speech from Fed Chair Powell for signals on the Central Bank’s next moves.

The market seas are calm, but beneath the surface, there is some intense churning, or in market terminology, significant stock rotations.

Gold price faces selling pressure ahead of Fed Powell’s speech at the Jackson Hole Symposium.

Interest Rates are slightly lower this morning but spreads are still rather tight. The bond market seems to be in a bullish mood of late even as rates have risen slightly.

U.S. business activity accelerated in August, growing at the fastest rate of the year.

The Reverse Repo Facility has fallen to around $38 billion, which is practically nothing.