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Booking Holdings experiences a monthly decline in stock price amid analyst optimism of significant growth potential, driven by recent revenue beats and strategic partnerships, particularly in Asia.
Gold is showing signs of a bullish reversal above $4090 ahead of the FOMC minutes, with traders watching $4120 resistance and $4050 support for the next move.
The US dollar is firmer today. It has reached a new ten-month high against the yen, a little above JPY156 and the euro saw a five-day low near $1.1565.
The companies profiled here aren’t simply developing digital tools. They’re building the underlying architecture that will power the next generation of agricultural decision making.
Target is grappling with another quarter of falling sales as US shoppers continue to rein in discretionary spending, weighing on the retailer’s financial performance and prompting a cut to its full-year earnings outlook.
Mainland European markets are heading lower once again this morning on a day that will be dominated by tech volatility, given Nvidia's earnings release due after the US close.
Risk sentiment remains subdued ahead of Nvidia's earnings report, a pivotal moment for market stability, as worries over lofty valuations triggered a selloff that erased nearly $1.6 trillion from global markets.
Nvidia’s upcoming earnings have effectively become a macro event, with investors treating the release as a referendum on the durability of the AI boom and the broader risk rally.
AUD/USD stayed range-bound near 0.6515 on Wednesday, with technicals pointing to a possible bearish breakout toward 0.6400 as traders await Fed minutes and US jobs data.
In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the performance of the metal markets, highlighting that gold held steady at the $4,000 level and silver remained stable under $50, despite a broader market downturn.
The DAX Index has pulled back in the past few months as the recent momentum in global stocks pulled back. This article explores some of the top companies dragging the index.
The USD/CAD pair trades in a tight range near its almost three-week low, slightly below 1.4000, during the early European trading session on Wednesday.
Gold is seen building on the previous day's recovery from levels just below the $4,000 psychological mark, or a one-and-a-half-week low, and gaining positive traction for the second straight day on Wednesday.
The stock market sold off to start another big week on Wall Street, which features Nvidia’s (NVDA) earnings release on Wednesday. Let’s explore how investors can screen for the best value stocks to buy now and in December.
Market pullbacks hit major indexes as S&P, Nasdaq, Dow and Russell test key support at 100-day averages and Bollinger Bands. Oversold signals emerge ahead of Nvidia earnings, while energy, dollar, and bonds trade around pivotal technical levels.
We’re having another volatile day in the gold and silver markets, although this time, after a sharp early morning sell-off, both gold and silver have rallied higher throughout the afternoon.
The short-term Elliott Wave outlook for the Russell 2000 Index (RTY) indicates that the decline from the October 25, 2025 peak is unfolding as a zigzag corrective structure.
The options positioning heading into NVIDIA’s results is razor-thin, with the stock down almost 4.5% this week. The setup has shifted slightly, with the stock moving closer to the zero-gamma level around $180.
Despite claims of stable home prices, inflation-adjusted price-per-square-foot has climbed sharply, rising over 22% through 2024. Updated metrics show a clear long-term surge in housing costs, not a flat trend.
Equity jitters steepened curves within prior ranges, keeping 10y UST above 4%. Bunds richened vs swaps as long-end rates stayed sensitive to Dutch pension news. TIC data also showed solid foreign demand for US assets, especially Treasuries.
Technical signals in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq hint at a possible major top, with gap fills and steep downside targets ahead. Sentiment complacency and AI-driven excess add to risks if a routine bear-market decline unfolds.
Japanese yields are once again breaking out in the back of the curve, with new cycle highs in the 20yr and 40yr weighing on sentiment and risk, and sending the Nikkei not only back below 50K, but below 49K.
Bitcoin may be entering a bear market as energy costs, AI competition, and a completed Elliott Wave pattern raise serious questions about the long-term sustainability of its mining and network security.
In the past month and a half, we've seen silver go from the upper $40s range to as high as $54, come back down, go back up to $54 again, and then sell off.
The “new gold” or “anti-dollar” is in deep, technical trouble. Not only did it break below both rising support lines, but it also invalidated its move above the key psychological $100k level.
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq may be on the verge of a sharp pullback, or potentially something much bigger, as the Tech and AI-driven melt-up shows signs of concerning exhaustion.
The Federal Reserve is in an impossible situation. It simultaneously needs to hold rates steady to keep price inflation at bay and lower rates to keep the air in the debt bubble.
