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Gold price (XAU/USD) struggles to capitalize on the previous day's bounce from the vicinity of the $3,265-3,260 pivotal support and attracts fresh sellers during the Asian session on Tuesday.
The IBEX, Spain’s stock market index, may soon surpass its peak from March 25, 2025, before a tariff war triggered a selloff. That peak marked the end of wave I in Elliott Wave analysis.
The Gold price (XAU/USD) loses ground to around $3,335 during the early Asian session on Tuesday. The yellow metal edges lower amid a modest rebound of the US Dollar (USD) and a softening in tensions between the United States and China.
New home sales rose to 724,000 in March from 674,000 a month prior. That was about 40,000 more than forecast. Likely helping was the drop in mortgage rates in March. But that has proven short-lived as rates have risen since. Supply is also climbing.
On 24 April, Comfort Systems (FIX) increased its dividend by 12.5%, from 40¢ to 45¢ per share. The dividend is payable on 27 May to shareholders of record on 16 May.
Biopharma stocks rally along with many of our SMID cap trades. The market situation with pharmaceuticals is even more complicated because we started off with legislation (the IRA) trying to curb rising drug and healthcare costs.
Heavy-handed US chip restrictions against China should be understood as tenuous. If anything, such measures are ensuring that China builds a parallel chip industry.
Meta Platforms and Microsoft will kick off a much-anticipated week of quarterly results from big tech firms with their reports rolling out after-market hours on Wednesday, April 30.
If you are looking for a fairly easy read that describes how economists view the effects of tariffs, you could do worse that and start with the overview essay by Kyle Pomerleau and Erica York, “Understanding the Effects of Tariffs”
The EUR/USD pair edges lower to near 1.1415 during the early Asian session on Tuesday. The Euro (EUR) weakens against the US Dollar (USD) amid rising bets for further rate cuts from the European Central Bank (ECB) in June.
Stocks came in wobbly, and went up and down in their usual willful way. Gold and silver sustained an early smackdown, but in the end gained some ground.
The US Dollar (USD) weakens slightly on Monday as markets kick off a busy week, overshadowed by skepticism surrounding United States (US) trade policy.
While retail investors were pulling money out of Bitcoin ETFs earlier this month, sovereign wealth funds, hedge funds and public companies were aggressively loading up on bitcoin on the open market.
Stocks were a mixed bag to start the week. The Dow secured a triple-digit gain and a fifth-straight win, while the S&P 500 just barely finished in the black for its own five-day win streak.
Despite the recent rally, the correction continues. While wanting to “buy the dip” is tempting, there has been enough technical damage to warrant remaining cautious in the near term.
Trump’s Golden Dome envisions a system of space-based interceptors, high-altitude sensors and real-time tracking satellites capable of identifying and neutralizing incoming threats before they breach U.S. airspace.
Amid trade war concerns, China is increasing imports of oil and liquefied natural gas ahead of potential sanctions, aiming to secure affordable oil supplies.
In a turbulent year for financial markets, US equities and real estate investment trusts are still bearing the brunt of the selling so far in 2025, based on a set of ETFs.
Gold prices pulled back from record highs but remain in an overall bullish trend, with key support at $3,260 and traders looking to buy dips above $3,000.
The market continues to advance on several positive catalysts, including easing tariff fears, potential peace developments in Ukraine, and anticipated quarterly earnings releases.
