Gold and Silver both found support as the Fed kicks off its latest meeting.

Gold is showing signs of a bullish reversal above $4090 ahead of the FOMC minutes, with traders watching $4120 resistance and $4050 support for the next move.

The US dollar is firmer today. It has reached a new ten-month high against the yen, a little above JPY156 and the euro saw a five-day low near $1.1565.

TJX posted Q3 EPS of $1.28 on $15.1 billion in revenue, beating expectations and prompting the company to raise its FY26 guidance.

The dollar is firmer this morning, hitting a 12-day high largely on the back of renewed USDJPY strength.

The companies profiled here aren’t simply developing digital tools. They’re building the underlying architecture that will power the next generation of agricultural decision making.

Liberation Day shut down a big North Carolina sawmill when China retaliated.

Target is grappling with another quarter of falling sales as US shoppers continue to rein in discretionary spending, weighing on the retailer’s financial performance and prompting a cut to its full-year earnings outlook.

This morning’s release of UK CPI data revealed that inflation was stronger than expected at 3.6% but still fell from 3.8% recorded the month before.

Gold prices eased to 4,060 USD per ounce on Wednesday, marking a technical correction following the previous session's gains.

Mainland European markets are heading lower once again this morning on a day that will be dominated by tech volatility, given Nvidia's earnings release due after the US close.

GBP/USD falls after UK CPI cools for the first time in 5 months.

Silver continues to defend the $50 area after multiple intraday breakdowns, reflecting persistent underlying buying.

Gold remains firm with modest daily gains ahead of key events.

Lowe’s posted a Q3 EPS of $3.06 and revenue of $20.81 billion, and the company raised its full-year sales outlook to $86 billion.

The early November bounce triggered by tests of 50-day MAs is starting to fade.

Germany’s DAX dropped by 1.74% to a 5‑month low.

Risk sentiment remains subdued ahead of Nvidia's earnings report, a pivotal moment for market stability, as worries over lofty valuations triggered a selloff that erased nearly $1.6 trillion from global markets.

Global markets are trading in a slightly nervous fashion as they brace themselves for a potential correction in US tech stocks.

The S&P 500's dividend outlook for the final quarter of 2025 brightened in the month since our last snapshot of its outlook.