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The broad US index S&P 500 closed the session down 0.3%, coming under pressure from two key factors: a new flare-up in geopolitical tensions and hawkish signals from the Federal

Meanwhile, demand for risk assets remains fairly resilient even though the question of a Fed rate hike by year-end has not gone away. Kevin Warsh has tasked five working groups

Gold's steep drop is scaring newcomers, but experienced investors are already eyeing the chart for entry points. While the precious metal digests the fallout from January's record highs, the tech

The test of the 161.68 level occurred when the MACD indicator was just beginning to move higher from the zero line, confirming a valid entry point for buying

The test of the 1.3419 level occurred when the MACD indicator had already moved significantly below the zero line, limiting the pair's downward potential. For this reason

The test of the 1.1436 level occurred when the MACD indicator had already moved significantly below the zero line, limiting the pair's downward potential. For this reason

Bitcoin reached a new weekly high, climbing to $64,400 today. Ethereum also posted gains and appears poised to test the $1,800 level in the near term. Meanwhile, the Bitcoin-to-gold ratio

Nothing noteworthy occurred during the first half of the day, and due to lower volatility, the Mean Reversion strategy did not generate any trading opportunities. I traded only USD/JPY using

Yesterday, the Federal Reserve got a concrete benchmark against which inflation's trajectory in the second half of the year can now be judged. New York Fed President John Williams said

West Texas Intermediate (WTI) — the US benchmark grade — has paused at the 9-day EMA amid mixed statements from Washington and Tehran. At the moment, the price is trading

European equities ended Friday’s session mixed, wrapping up a volatile week as persistent weakness in the tech sector coincided with an increasingly uncertain macroeconomic backdrop. The Euro STOXX 50 slipped

Brent crude oil edged down to about $75.50 per barrel on Friday but remained poised for a weekly gain of roughly 4.7%, as renewed US-Iran tensions disrupted shipping through

Crude oil slipped to about $71.20 per barrel on Friday but remained on course for a weekly gain of roughly 3.5%, as renewed US–Iran tensions disrupted shipping through the Strait

Arabica coffee futures traded in a wide range between $3.20 and $3.50 per pound, as investors closely tracked weather patterns and harvest progress in Brazil, the world’s leading producer. Volatility

The S&P/TSX Composite Index inched higher on Friday to trade above 35,000, hovering near its record high after a strong jobs report. Domestic employment rose by 18,200 in June, adding

The dollar index hovered around 100.9 on Friday and was set to finish the week largely flat, as investors continued to weigh the fragile and uncertain situation in the Middle

Gold slipped to $4,100 an ounce on Friday, finishing the week about 1.5% lower, as a jump in crude oil prices and rising US-Iran tensions fueled expectations that the Federal

The Baltic Exchange’s dry bulk freight index, which tracks rates for ships transporting dry bulk commodities, rose for a second consecutive session on Friday, gaining about 1.2% to 2,944 points

U.S. stock indices ended Friday mixed, as heightened volatility in major chipmakers clashed with a pullback in Treasury yields that supported traditional economic sectors. The S&P

The Ibovespa surged nearly 2% on Friday, approaching the 176,000 mark after Brazil’s inflation data came in below expectations. Annual inflation slowed to 4.64% in June from 4.72%