Tighter credit conditions for businesses and stagnant demand for loans related to fixed investment indicate that the expected improvement in eurozone investment is still primarily driven by public spending.

Last week's jitters look short-lived on metals... macro and earnings dominate.

The sense of anxiety that hung over the capital markets eased today.

The market closed with an elongated price structure, recovering much of the previous week’s decline with strong bullish momentum.

EUR/USD steadied at 1.1803 on Tuesday after a strong two-day fall. Support came from strong US macro data and the Fed's revised monetary policy expectations.

Debunking rumors and providing the facts as reported regarding the Tesla, XAI, SpaceX investment, merger, or other.

Merck, PepsiCo, and Eaton Corporation have unveiled their earnings for the fourth quarter of 2025, showcasing their performance against market expectations.

The Pound Sterling trades cautiously ahead of the BoE policy announcement on Thursday.

The metal market looked to erase some gains from the recent sell-off as Gold aims for the $5k area.

Asian markets bounced back strongly after experiencing their steepest decline in over two months.

There is something interesting happening beneath the surface in the market right now.

DAX rebounds as metals recover and Palantir eases AI fears. Oil falls amid de-escalating geopolitical tensions and a stronger USD.

The US natural gas prices plummeted by 21% to $3.42 per MMBtu, completely erasing Friday’s 11% gain.

The cryptocurrency market has slightly recovered following its bearish performance over the weekend.

The latest US government shutdown looks to provide yet another bout of disruption to the economic calendar for traders and investors alike, with today’s JOLTS job openings release being postponed.

Silver is dropping further, with talk of fraud involving a major Chinese buyer adding to the sense that a speculative bubble may be deflating, raising concerns about how much more downside silver could see in the near term.

EUR/USD picks up from 1.1775 but is failing to find acceptance above 1.1820.

Private credit funds were all the rage in 2024 and 2025 as institutional and high-net-worth retail investors sought more risk and higher returns.

Indian share markets are trading higher with the Sensex trading 1,992 points higher, and the Nifty is trading 612 points higher.

Bitcoin has been breaking to new lows and underperforming other risky assets, but the bounce at the 1-year low price may signify the start of a bullish double bottom chart pattern.