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We’re not expecting as much of a sequential increase for headline inflation, largely due to the April fall in oil prices, which leaked through to gas prices.
The euro fell sharply after US-China trade progress, with EUR/USD facing resistance at 1.12 and likely heading toward 1.0950 amid continued bearish sentiment.
The EUR/USD pair broke key support as USD strength surged on US-China trade progress, with bearish momentum likely to persist ahead of US inflation data.
USD/CHF has a pronounced seasonal tendency for weakness through late spring and summer, a pattern that could come into sharper focus as the pair approaches key resistance.
WTI crude oil prices rose to $63 per barrel on Monday, hitting a two-week high, after the US and China agreed to cut most tariffs on each other’s goods.
Most Asian stock markets experienced gains, buoyed by a surge in US equities, as optimism surged that the US-China trade agreement signals the conclusion of a full-scale tariff conflict.
The announced US/UK trade deal yesterday will be a good test case for all the other deals in terms of the scope and breadth of it. Meanwhile, the Bank of England cut rates by 25 basis points as expected to 4.25%.
Copper, iron ore and other industrial metals breathed a sigh of relief today after the US and China have agreed to temporarily slash levies on each other’s imports. Gold, meanwhile, fell as safe-haven demand for the precious metal eased.
Monday was a tough day for the stock market bears and PM complex bulls. Can an agreement with China on tariffs end the bull market for the PM complex, which has been rallying since the 2022 low?
WFC is trading in a bullish Elliott wave sequence from March 2020 low. It favors a rally in ((3)) of III against 4.07.2025 low. Further rally above February 2025 high will confirm more upside.
Stocks surged on Monday as the U.S. and China announced a deal to temporarily reduce their high reciprocal tariffs, leading to much optimism that a global economic recession may be avoided.
Today we got the reason why the borrowing need of the US was surprisingly lower than previously expected, and it was revealed in the latest Treasury Monthly Statement laying out the US government's monthly deficit... or rather surplus.
Markets posted one of its strongest sessions of 2025 so far. We’ve had a volatile first half of the year, and we might expect that volatility to continue.
After such a big move higher last night, I’m expecting a range to develop over the next couple days. Ranges love to rotate, so these rotation trades are likely where the EASY money will be made!
Trump’s executive order aims to lower U.S. drug costs by capping prices to match those in other countries, addressing the long-standing issue of Americans paying more for brand-name prescriptions. The policy’s legality remains untested in court.
In this video, I analyze the factors driving QQQ’s rally, provide my technical analysis, and discuss what this means for investors and traders moving forward.
EUR/USD took a hard step lower on Monday, kicking off the new trading week with a fresh dip below 1.1000 before a late recovery pushed the pair back toward 1.1100.
Silver price ended Monday’s session with losses of over 0.40% as upbeat news from last weekend's meetings between US and Chinese delegations delivered an agreement to reduce tariffs for 90 days, marking the beginning of negotiations.
Markets strapped on their risk helmets Monday and punched the throttle. The S&P 500 surged 3.3% for its biggest gain in over a month, while the Nasdaq ripped more than 4%, lighting up the tape like a trading floor on NFP Friday.
While bond ETFs have become a staple for investors, their relative market share compared to mutual funds is significantly lower than the market share of equity ETFs compared to their mutual fund peers.
