The Japanese Yen (JPY) is one of the world’s most traded currencies. Its value is broadly determined by the performance of ...

The commodities screen didn’t offer any safe haven either. WTI just broke below $60 — effectively under breakeven for many U.S. shale producers — and copper, the macro bellwether, dumped over 5%. The ...

US President Donald Trump said on Sunday that unless the China trade deficit is solved, there will be no deal, according to ...

The AUD/USD pair tumbles to near 0.5985 for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic during the early Asian session on ...

Stock markets around the world sold off sharply, and NASDAQ got hit particularly hard. This week’s sell-off has it down over 21% from its February high. Gold tried to hang in there but eventually fell ...

Diving into USD, sentiment, breadth, sectors and of course gold, silver, oil, copper and BTC prospects, this is what your extensive Sat video is all about. USD stabilization crucial role ahead, I ...

Maker holds steadily above $1,250 support as a whale scoops $1.21 million worth of MKR. Addresses with a 100k to 1 million MKR balance now account for 24.27% of Maker’s total supply. Maker battles a ...

Monday’s Asia Open could be a bloodbath. Unless “Team China” shows up with serious size and steps in aggressively, equities are in the crosshairs, and the recession drumbeat turns into a war march.

Risk-off sentiment dominated flow last week following US President Donald Trump’s reciprocal tariff announcement, an event he described as ‘Liberation Day’. However, while I cannot speak for everyone, ...

Trade War 2.0 has officially detonated, and while China’s retaliation was widely expected, the scale — and the market fallout — has left bulls shell-shocked. The S&P 500 has shed a staggering $5.4 ...

Friday breaking to a fresh 2025 low (and slightly below the December low). The bigger picture is of SI consolidating deeply ...

Bitcoin (BTC) traded above $84,000 on Friday, showing strength despite the stock market experiencing significant declines.