The GBP/USD forecast remains tilted to the upside, aiming for 1.3925 as the dollar loses further after the FOMC meeting.

After cutting 14,000 jobs back in October and denying there were more of them coming, Amazon confirmed there will be another 16,000 layoffs and made comments suggesting the company won’t be done even after then.

USD/JPY steadies post-Fed, intervention risks remain. FTSE rises as oil majors and miners rally.

At its January 2026 meeting, the US Federal Reserve left the federal funds rate unchanged in the 3.50-3.75% range, fully meeting market expectations.

Caterpillar reported record Q4 revenue of $19.1 billion and adjusted earnings of $5.16 per share, beating market expectations.

The commodities market continues to sizzle, with gold, silver, and copper hitting new highs as the weakening US dollar and rising geopolitical tensions drive investors toward tangible assets for protection.

EUR/USD treads water near 1.2000 after bouncing up from the 1.1900 area.

The S&P 500 has spent the bulk of January, perhaps doing so in order to work off some of the excess that the markets have seen for the last several months.

Crude oil price edged higher on Wednesday as weather disruptions and a weaker US dollar bolster the asset.

Over the last year, energy stocks have traded well despite crude oil prices languishing.

Global markets kick off the day with a high risk and reflation tone following the Fed’s decision to hold rates steady, which reinforced expectations for a near-term pause and helped pressure the dollar.

Bitcoin price continued its consolidation on Thursday after the Federal Reserve delivered its interest rate decision and as ETF outflows continue.

Indian share markets are trading lower, with the Sensex trading 439 points lower, and the Nifty is trading 115 points lower.

The FTSE100 inched higher in its ascending channel as prices close in on a record peak.

The dollar has shown signs of stabilising, but has struggled to stay bid on Bessent’s ruling out JPY intervention and a slightly hawkish Fed.

Despite volatility from Microsoft and Meta earnings, the index is navigating a sub-minuette wave 4 correction, with gold and silver continuing their vertical, record-breaking rallies.

AI infrastructure stocks like Arista and CoreWeave are surging. Backed by a $2.1B Nvidia investment, CoreWeave has spiked 40% this month, while Arista rides the 800G networking wave for hyperscalers like Meta.

The Indian Rupee gains ground amid speculation of the RBI intervention, aiming to curb losses as the pair touched a fresh all-time high of 92.19 on January 28.

can the tech titan’s results push some life back into shares? Let’s take a closer look at revisions and a few other key metrics to keep an eye on.

META stock appears attractive as a long-term holding also because the titan issued solid guidance for its current quarter. In Q1, it sees sales coming in at $55 billion, well above the Street at $51.41 billion.