Beijing’s labor market push and dovish Fed signals drive EV stocks higher, while tech weakness caps Hang Seng gains.

Despite recent weakness, gold remains within a bullish pennant pattern, signaling a possible breakout unless support at $3,243 gives way to further downside.

A decisive breakdown in natural gas places the $3.10 support at risk and opens the path to deeper downside targets including $2.97 and $2.79.

WTI oil gained some ground as traders reacted to the EIA report, which indicated that crude inventories increased by +7.1 ...

Gold is trying to rebound after yesterday’s pullback as traders focus on falling Treasury yields. The technical picture ...

Fed minutes may reveal splits on rate cuts as Trump’s new tariffs fuel inflation risk. Traders brace for volatility in bond ...

U.S. crude oil imports declined by 906,000 bpd, averaging 6 million bpd. Over the past four weeks, crude oil imports averaged ...

Natural gas futures break multi-month lows with bearish forecasts as high storage and cooler weather pressure the market today. Traders eye $2.885 support.

The gold market has been very noisy in the early hours of Wednesday, as we are looking for a reason to bounce again. However, at this point, the market looks a bit “lost” in the short term.

Dow, S&P500 hold gains as traders weigh Trump’s tariffs, Fed’s path. Watch Starbucks, Verona, AES as sector shifts create ...

Silver price holds key support as traders watch Fed and tariffs. A firm dollar and yields cap upside, risking plunge below $36.30 if pressure builds.

The S&P 500 Index closed 0.07% lower on Tuesday, essentially moving sideways after Monday’s pullback. The market remains ...