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Gold and Oil Analysis in 2025
In 2025 gold, and aluminum have outperformed other commodities. Oil is still volatile, and gas is limited by supply issues. Metal prices are likely to keep rising due to US tariffs, global tensions, and...
How to Trade Forex on News Releases
Why News Moves the Forex Market. In forex, prices move because of new information, more precisely, economic news. Reports on inflation, jobs, interest rates, or trade balances can change how investors...
S&P 500 and Nasdaq: Sharp Pullback
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq just had a sharp pullback after months of strong gains. From early April to last week’s peak, both indexes rose; S&P 500 by over 25%, Nasdaq by nearly 40%. But last week, things...
Copper Price Sudden Fall
Copper prices fell this week, which was one of the sharpest market declines in recent years. On Wednesday, COMEX copper fell more than 20% in a single hour. The trigger was a policy shift: the U.S. government...
Why JPMorgan Thinks Stablecoins Won't Hit $2 Trillion Anytime Soon
JPMorgan is skeptical about recent predictions that the stablecoin market will reach $2 trillion by 2028 - the projection is unrealistic. Right now, the stablecoin market is worth around $270 billion,...
USDJPY Retreats Below Key Level as US CPI Fails to Trigger Hawkish Sentiment
The US dollar lost its gains after the inflation data was released, as expected, without changing the interest rate outlook. Traders still expect the Fed to cut rates twice before the end of the year,...
Fed’s Waller: Rate Cut Needed Soon
Federal Reserve Governor Chris Waller said it's time for the Fed to cut interest rates. In a new interview, he warned that the U.S. job market is showing hidden signs of weakness, especially in the private...
Euro Weakens as Fed Signals Fewer Rate Cuts in 2025
The euro slipped to $1.16, its lowest level in a month. This momentum has been building on the US side, with stronger inflation data and signs that the Federal Reserve won’t be in a hurry to cut interest...
UK and US Move to Ease Banking Rules Made After the 2008 Crisis
The UK and the US are stepping away from key banking rules that were put in place after the 2008 financial crisis. These rules were meant to prevent another global collapse by keeping banks from taking...
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