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The EURUSD currency pair is showing strong signs of continuing its upward trend, based on Elliott Wave analysis. Since its low on September 26, 2022, the pair has been climbing.
As investors seek shelter from the financial storm, they will look for alternatives. Other governments' bonds and currencies are NOT better alternatives to U.S. Treasury bonds or the dollar. Like it or not, USD is the fiat currency of last resort.
Considering the blue-chip Dow face-planted ahead of the open on a disappointing Q1 report from UnitedHealth, which resulted in a -22% tanking by Thursday’s close, this was a pretty flat day.
Japan’s core inflation accelerated in March, yet economic uncertainty will limit the Bank of Japan’s ability to continue hiking rates in the near term. With inflation seen accelerating further, a BoJ tightening is likely in July.
In this video lesson, I look at the overall market, what I expect the market to do in the intermediate term, my game plan per all my time frames and accounts.
The Australian Dollar (AUD) extends its rally that began on April 9, with the AUD/USD pair gaining ground as the US Dollar (USD) weakens amid growing concerns over the economic impact of tariffs on the United States (US).
The USD/JPY pair softens to near 142.25 in a thin trading volume session on Friday. The US Dollar (USD) edges lower against the Japanese Yen (JPY) amid concerns over the economic impact of tariffs.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) will lower its global growth predictions due to rising trade tensions and market volatility, but no global recession is likely, Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva said on Thursday.
I must again marvel at O’Reilly Auto Parts, which seems incapable of a downtick. Congratulations to the holders of this thing, because apparently, this company simply prints money.
The Trump administration has declared the lack of medicine production in the US a national security threat, which means tariffs on the pharmaceutical sector are very likely.
Russia's health statistics are remarkably poor, suggesting that the overall welfare of Russia’s population is considerably worse than its purely economic statistics would suggest.
Today's Research Daily features new research reports on 16 major stocks, including Apple Inc., Philip Morris International Inc., and Sony Group Corp., as well as a micro-cap stock, Vaso Corp.
Truth is, we’re in no man’s land. Most asset classes have drifted aimlessly post-drawdown, and while Trump is busy peddling “Art of the Deal” theatrics, few on the Street are biting.
A discussion about the fragile state of global markets, emphasizing how volatility, de-risking, and geopolitical friction are dominating investor sentiment.
Netflix reported first-quarter profit that exceeded Wall Street forecasts, boosted by a recent price increase and a strong slate of programming across the globe, such as the series Adolescence.
The S&P 500 saved itself from today's Fed fatigue but finished well off session highs, as investor optimism dulled amid interest rate and tariff uncertainty.
The federal military budget for 2025 is estimated to be approximately $893 billion. If military spending increases to $1 trillion, that’s an increase of $107 billion.
U.S. equities have been whipsawed by tariff fears in the past couple of months, and particularly over the past week, with sharp double-digit swings for the S&P 500.
NNN hasn’t won the market’s heart lately for all its strengths. Its stock price still trails pre-pandemic highs, and growth remains modest—more crawl than sprint.
The Chair went out of his way to remind us that protecting equity markets is not part of the Fed’s dual mandate. Stable prices and full employment are.
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde showed an increased sense of urgency in light of ongoing trade tensions and increased disinflationary pressures.
The long end of the Treasury bond market is in danger of breaking down to the point that yields are on the verge of erupting higher. This is what debt spirals are made of.
Rising US bond prices have offset the slide in US equities so far this year, but the outlook for fixed income may be more precarious than the current rear-window perspective suggests.
A new historical record bullish breakout for the gold price index as gold bullion prices jumped to the resistance level of $3350 per ounce, the highest in gold.
Liquidity is likely to dry up quickly after the ECB meeting, which is widely expected to result in a quarter-point cut, ahead of tomorrow's holiday for much of Europe and North America.
