The Bitcoin market continues to see a lot of action, in back and forth momentum. This is a market that is fairly stable, which is odd considering the overall attitude of the financial markets at the ...

The US indices continue to see a lot of noisy behavior, but on Tuesday it looks like that might be going away a bit. This makes sense, as traders are trying to see what the next tariff situation will ...

Empire State Manufacturing Index beats forecast at -8.1, but future outlook plunges. Traders brace for weak demand and rising cost pressures.

DXY finds footing as bond yields climb, yet growing fiscal risks, tariff tensions, and credit stress could limit upside for the U.S. dollar.

The US dollar has been over sold for a while, and with the market being so overstretched, it will be interesting to see how this all plays out. The greenback could be getting ready to turn things ...

The three major stocks in this analysis all share the same quiet behavior in the premarket trading for Tuesday. At this point, the markets are a bit tied up, as we await the latest tariff news.

According to CoinShares, global investments in crypto funds fell by $795 million last week after outflows of $240 million a week earlier. Bitcoin investments were down $751 million, Ethereum was down ...

WTI oil is mostly flat as traders react to recent developments on the tariff front. Donald Trump said that he could delay ...

Despite today’s modest recovery, natural gas futures remain under pressure as warm weather and strong output weigh on sentiment and chart support.

NASDAQ gained ground as Donald Trump announced tech tariff exemptions. He also noted that these exemptions were temporary.

In case gold settles above the resistance at $3235 – $3245, it will head towards the $3300 level. Silver was mostly flat as ...

Natural gas futures slip below key support at $3.361 as weak demand, storage build, and trade risks weigh on today’s market ...