EUR/USD posts mild gains on Tuesday's European session, trading near 1.1540 after bouncing from 1.1510 lows.

The GBP/USD price stays positive above 1.3100, awaiting the UK budget.

Tech stocks gave global markets a boost for the third consecutive day, fuelled by growing expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut in December.

USD/JPY slips amid concerns about yen intervention and as expectations of a Fed December rate cut rise.

According to CME FedWatch, the probability of a 25 bps cut at the December 9-10 meeting is estimated at about 79%.

Nvidia fell 3.6% in premarket trading after reports that Meta may adopt Google’s TPUs, signaling growing competition in the AI chip market.

Rate cut, no rate cut…maybe a rate cut? Everyone watching their portfolios swing wildly while trying to figure out if this is the start of something worse or just noise.

The population of farm-raised turkeys fell in 2025, continuing a decades-long trend of shrinking.

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Gold shows intraday resilience above $4,000 but remains stuck in a noisy, low-volume environment.

Indian share markets are trading flat today.

The US Dollar is a bit weaker on the increasing chance of a Fed rate cut, but further significant gains look unlikely today even if $1.3128 is breached.

A December Fed cut is back as a baseline scenario for markets, but the dollar has remained relatively strong.

A packed slate of U.S. data releases lands today, with markets steady as the dollar holds near unchanged ahead of retail sales.

EUR/USD fell to 1.1520 after the Supertrend indicator signaled a bearish breakout, driven by rising Fed rate cut expectations and weak macroeconomic sentiment.

The Nasdaq continued to fall amid the tech sell-off.

In this video, Ira Epstein discusses upcoming economic data releases, including the September price indexes and retail sales data, which are expected to impact the markets.

EUR/JPY depreciates after registering more than 0.25% in the previous session, trading around 180.50 during the early European hours on Tuesday.

The USD/CAD pair trades with a positive bias for the fifth consecutive day and holds steady above the 1.4100 mark through the early European session on Tuesday.

The short-term Elliott Wave outlook for EURJPY indicates that the cycle from the 17 October 2025 low remains in progress as a structured five-wave impulse.