Markets close November on a mixed note: U.S. tech splits amid Nasdaq’s first monthly drop since March, Canada surprises with strong GDP, and commodities rally on Fed cut bets. Crypto stalls in a risk-off lull as silver surges and copper...
Markets rallied as rate-cut expectations surged and tech led the charge, while commodities stayed volatile on heavy inventory swings and peace-talk headlines. Asia leaned hawkish, Europe stayed steady and crypto held near key levels despite weak momentum. A busy day...
Markets bounced on Friday, but the week stayed heavy. A sharp rise in Fed cut odds lifted gold, while WTI hit a one month low on signs of movement in Ukraine peace talks. Crypto selling deepened as liquidations surged and...
Markets unraveled on Thursday as a strong open turned into a heavy selloff. Major US indices reversed hard, led by a sharp rollover in Nvidia. Gold slipped after strong jobs data and hawkish Fed comments lifted the dollar. Oil stabilized...
Markets steadied on Wednesday as tech carried US equities higher, crypto stayed under pressure, and commodities swung on mixed data and shifting geopolitical signals. The canceled October jobs report and fresh FOMC minutes kept rate expectations in focus while global...
US equities slipped, oil steadied near 60, and gold held above 4050 with central bank demand returning. Goldman Sachs warned of a supply driven oil surplus in 2026, while Deutsche Bank said gold remains supported by inelastic demand. Crypto markets...
Another choppy session left U.S. equities flat while commodities dominated the day: oil steadied, precious metals softened, and central-bank gold buying remained murky. Crypto weakened again, with Bitcoin hitting its lowest level since May.
Risk assets snapped back as US stocks sold off and yields firmed; commodities held firmer amid supply concerns. China credit and Japan PPI underscored regional growth risks while crypto showed mixed flows and headline M&A/IPO moves.
U.S. markets diverged as the Dow hit 48K while tech sold off; gold broke above $4,200 on softer yields; oil slumped over 4% on surplus fears; Europe extended gains; China’s He Lifeng called for renewed U.S. cooperation; and crypto markets...
Markets ended the session divided as investors rotated out of tech and into defensive blue chips. The Dow led gains while the Nasdaq slipped. Meanwhile, crypto momentum faded with Bitcoin pinned near $105,000 amid weak ETF inflows and low retail...
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