The market reacted dramatically to media reports that Kevin Warsh will be nominated today to succeed Federal Reserve Chair Powell at the held of the US central bank.

On the heels of strong fourth-quarter earnings reports, Microsoft is opening down 8%, while Meta is trading up 10%.

ExxonMobil's Q4 2025 results reveal a performance that surpassed expectations, reporting EPS of $1.71 and revenue of $82.31 billion.

EUR/USD fell to 1.1919 on Friday. Despite this movement, the week ends with the US dollar experiencing its second consecutive decline.

Gold pulls back after topping $5,500, pressured by a stronger Dollar and Fed policy uncertainty.

Paramount Skydance is going after Warner Bros. Discovery. They’ve filed a lawsuit in Delaware and are getting ready to challenge the company’s leadership in a shareholder vote.

The breakdown of the Dollar Index below its long-term trend, in place since 2008, is not simply a technical accident.

The gold outlook remains slightly deteriorated after a 4% plunge in a single session amid profit-taking.

The metal market took a dramatic step back as Gold fell by over $400.

With 0.3% quarter-on-quarter growth, the German economy finally pulled out of stagnation at the end of last year.

Although the benchmark indices opened lower, they traded negatively throughout the session and ultimately closed red.

Equity markets in Europe traded with no single trend on Thursday.

Small businesses face cost pressures and uncertainty in 2026, but untapped pricing power and greater agility than large competitors offer paths to stronger growth.

Markets took a hit as both stocks and US Treasuries declined amid growing speculation that President Trump is leaning toward nominating Kevin Warsh as the next Federal Reserve chair.

Silver’s surge may look speculative, but it likely reflects deeper global uncertainty and eroding trust in financial and geopolitical systems rather than just dollar weakness.

ATP30 Public Company Limited provides efficient personnel transport services for workers to industrial plants, primarily in Thailand’s Eastern Seaboard.

The latest political and geopolitical headlines surrounding US President Donald Trump dominated markets early Friday, with all eyes on the announcement of his Federal Reserve Chair pick.

Amazon has one million robots working in its facilities, a number that is fast-approaching its global employee headcount of almost 1.6 million.

Markets are consolidating after recent volatility, with the dollar’s modest rebound looking more like a pause than a trend change as risk currencies hold firm and the yen stays resilient.

Mainstream expectations, those from Wall Street, economists, and corporate strategists, have congealed around a bullish economic outlook for 2026.