After a rapid November rally, silver bulls are struggling to break through the psychological barrier of 6000.

The Dow Jones treaded water on Thursday as markets await next week’s Fed rate call.

Today’s financial system allows many promises of future goods and services. However, the quantity of actual physical goods and services that can be produced appears likely to be shrinking in future years because of resource depletion.

Gold holds above $4,200 as markets maintain 85% odds of a Fed rate cut next week.

AUD/USD finally reclaimed the 0.6600 barrier and beyond for the first time since early October.

Initial claims took a big dive. Let’s review the numbers.

This bull market is getting long in the tooth. The average length of a bull market since 1926 is 51 months.

Globally, we can expect a shift within the bond markets. Japanese institutions will likely sell some foreign bond holdings and repatriate funds.

Near-term and long-term forecast on Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP and Cardano.

Electricity will become a deciding factor in which country can scale AI the fastest. And China’s explosive electricity growth gives it a head start.

Adobe stock price has underperformed the market in the past few years.

The Q3 2025 blended earnings growth estimate now stands at 7.7%.

While volatility is standard for this small-cap AI name, the double-digit rally suggests the market is finally digesting the upside of its recent strategic pivot.

In a press conference today, National Bank of Poland Governor Adam Glapiński did not provide clear guidance on further MPC decisions, but the Council remains open to further monetary policy easing.

Dollar General produced another strong quarter and announced expansion plans.

Meta stock gained 4% following reports that the company will scale back metaverse spending by as much as 30%, prompting investor optimism.

UK's FTSE 100 inched higher on Thursday, rising 0.14% as investors evaluated corporate updates and economic data pointing to potential weaknesses.

March CBOT corn settled below its 20-and -200-day moving averages, which like a week ago foreshadows a re-test of $4.35-$4.36.

U.S. industrial production edged up 0.1% in September, in line with expectations. Industrial production has risen 1.6% year-over-year, building on a 0.9% gain the previous month.

Adobe stock price has been in a freefall in the past few years as it continued to underperform the broader stock market.