We discuss the market’s continued melt-up, driven by mechanical bullish flows, AI enthusiasm, and policy speculation.

The jobs market continues to hold up despite concerns about a cooling economy, while officials remain nervous about the effect of tariff-induced price hikes on inflation.

The last few weeks have seen Ethereum dramatically outperform Bitcoin, with the ratio of the two cryptocurrencies bouncing strongly off the 2019 lows.

West Texas Intermediate declines as Venezuela and OPEC+ increase concerns about oversupply.

The Dow Jones is clawing back recent losses as investor sentiment continues to climb.

Cotton was higher and tested recent highs on reports of hotter and drier weather in West Texas.

There is nothing that looks like it spells housing deflation.

As Intel advances its restructuring efforts, market volatility and noisy stock signals are to be expected.

Gold slips below $3,350 as rising US yields and a stronger US Dollar pressure prices.

CBOT corn ended slightly higher but without enthusiasm.

London's primary stock indexes declined on Friday as investors evaluated various corporate earnings and looked forward to news on EU-U.S. trade negotiations.

The meme stock craze of 2021 is back with unprofitable, financially unstable companies soaring in value.

Natural gas is trying to get a bit of a bid here after getting obliterated pretty much all week.

Affiliated Managers Group (AMG) set a new 52-week high on July 24. AMG is showing strong technical momentum and has an 88% technical “Buy” signal via Barchart.

Stocks are going for a strong finish to the week.

The GBP/USD tumbles to a day's low after clearing the 1.3500 figure.

UniCredit S.p.A. is one of the two largest Italian retail and commercial banks, but roughly a half of its operations is outside Italy.

American Express is one of the world’s most recognized financial services brands, known for its premium credit cards, charge cards, and travel-related services.

The US economy remains on track to post a moderate recovery in next week’s second-quarter GDP report.

Gold dips as strong US job data and trade optimism reduce safe-haven demand.