Most investment firms kick off the new year with “outlook” pieces, offering futile predictions on the S&P 500’s year-end close or the frequency of Fed rate hikes.

The US natural gas prices jumped more than 17% to $3.65 per MMBtu, sharply rebounding from a 13-week low of $3.10 recorded last week.

Global markets faced further turbulence as Treasuries joined a widespread bond sell-off and equities took a hit.

The Pound Sterling attracts significant bids against its currency peers after mixed UK employment data.

Supporting the dollar-debasement narrative is the claim that money supply growth is out of control.

The EUR/USD pair remains below key resistance as geopolitical tensions and bearish technicals increase the likelihood of a drop toward 1.1500.

Chinese retail sales just did something they’ve never done before outside of the lockdowns.

Bitcoin continues to attract buyers on dips, holding firm near the 50-day EMA as broader market volatility fails to derail its long-term bullish outlook.

Asian markets traded lower Tuesday as President Donald Trump's tariff threats over Greenland stoked concerns of revived trade tensions and weighed on investors' risk appetite.

Rising global yields, political risk, and escalating trade frictions are creating a fragile macro backdrop for investors heading into the new day.

The re-opening of US markets has seen the dollar edge a little lower.

The Dow inched lower amid spooked markets over another trade conflict.

The cryptocurrency market has continued its poor start to the week as Bitcoin has dropped below the $91k level. The leading cryptocurrency is down 1.6% in the last 24 hours and is now trading at $90,940.

Dow Jones futures decline as sentiment weakened amid rising uncertainty over the US–Greenland issue.

There is too much oil supply and rising inventories, but on the other hand, extra price is built into oil because traders are worried about Iran supply disruption, even if it hasn't happened yet.

As of 2026, China has reportedly secured dominance over the silver market, leveraging a historic 300 Moz Fed loan and vault acquisitions to control supply. With COMEX facing a major delivery default, a systemic crisis looms.

The USD/CAD pair trades 0.13% lower to near 1.3850 during the early European trading session on Tuesday.

After January’s options expiration last Friday, we have a mild seasonally weak patch over the coming four days. I expect that index to see new highs before long.

EURJPY moves higher and hits 5R target at 184.42 where I closed 1/2 the position for +2.5% profit gain.

Netflix stock is down 6% in the first 11 trading days of 2026, with markets closed on Monday in observance of Martin Luther King Day.