U.S. jobless claims rose to 222K, but the labor market remains solid. Durable goods surged 9.2%, driven by transportation.

The US dollar continues to see a bit of pressure on Thursday morning, as the markets continue to trade based on the idea of a ...

Gold holding up on dip buying, but $3,380.20 is the level that makes or breaks this bounce. Risk-off tone and weak yields ...

The Bitcoin market continues to see a lot of noisy trading, as we are likely to have to digest some of the recent gains in ...

Crude oil futures hover near key technical levels as bearish OPEC+ signals and trade war uncertainty cloud the oil demand and ...

Markets today face key data, Fed commentary, and Alphabet earnings as traders assess growth signals and tariff rhetoric ...

The U.S. dollar dips below $99.70 as weak PMI data and dovish Fed outlook lift rate cut bets, pressuring GBP/USD and EUR/USD ...

Traders eye the 200-day moving average as natural gas futures slide. EIA data forecast adds to bearish sentiment in today’s market.

The natural gas market continues to see a lot of noisy behavior but also suggests that we are getting ready to drop even further, as the demand for natural gas is entering a historically weak period ...

The gold market continues to see a lot of buying pressure, as the market continues to pay close attention to the idea of tariffs, and of course a recession in the United States.

WTI crude oil has reached the pivotal level following its rebound, while natural gas continues to consolidate around the $3 ...

The early hours of Thursday look like we are going to see a bit of ‘give back’ from the US indices after a strong move higher. This makes sense, as the market will continue to move on the latest noise ...