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Silver charted its fifth consecutive structural market deficit in 2025 based on preliminary analysis of the data. The shortfall will likely exacerbate tight supply issues that have precipitated a significant silver squeeze.
After closing out the preceding week at a record high, the S&P 500 clocked a new record high close of 6,977.27 on Monday, 12 January 2026 before retreating a half percent to end the week at 6,940.01, about 0.4% below its previous week's close.
EUR/USD continues to face strong bearish pressure as traders react to escalating EU-US tensions and Fed rate outlooks, with 1.1500 emerging as a key support level.
The markets are reacting dramatically to recent developments. Stocks and bonds have been sold, gold and silver are at record highs, and the US dollar has been sold aggressively.
Johnson & Johnson's stock approaches its 52-week high due to positive Phase 3 CAPLYTA trial data, strong earnings momentum, and favorable market sentiment as it nears an upcoming earnings report.
D.R. Horton beat Wall Street estimates in Q1 fiscal 2026 as earnings rose to $2.03 per share and revenue came in at $6.9 billion, while maintaining its outlook for 2026.
The Euro rallied quite nicely during the trading session on Monday as the United States was closed for Martin Luther King Jr Day. The real momentum could be seen on Tuesday.
Most investment firms kick off the new year with “outlook” pieces, offering futile predictions on the S&P 500’s year-end close or the frequency of Fed rate hikes.
Bitcoin continues to attract buyers on dips, holding firm near the 50-day EMA as broader market volatility fails to derail its long-term bullish outlook.
Asian markets traded lower Tuesday as President Donald Trump's tariff threats over Greenland stoked concerns of revived trade tensions and weighed on investors' risk appetite.
The cryptocurrency market has continued its poor start to the week as Bitcoin has dropped below the $91k level. The leading cryptocurrency is down 1.6% in the last 24 hours and is now trading at $90,940.
There is too much oil supply and rising inventories, but on the other hand, extra price is built into oil because traders are worried about Iran supply disruption, even if it hasn't happened yet.
As of 2026, China has reportedly secured dominance over the silver market, leveraging a historic 300 Moz Fed loan and vault acquisitions to control supply. With COMEX facing a major delivery default, a systemic crisis looms.
After January’s options expiration last Friday, we have a mild seasonally weak patch over the coming four days. I expect that index to see new highs before long.
The Japanese Yen (JPY) attracts some dip-buying during the Asian session on Tuesday and stalls the previous day's retracement slide from a one-week high against its American counterpart.
Our new trading week does not begin until Tuesday, when we will also resume Q4 earnings season starting ahead of the opening bell. Today, the market is closed to commemorate the birthday of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Silver price attracts some sellers to around $93.60 during the Asian trading hours on Tuesday. The white metal edges lower amid some profit taking after reaching a fresh record high in the previous session.
As investment bubbles grow, global power shifts accelerate, and geopolitical tensions rise, the world may be heading toward a far more unstable decade than markets currently price in.
The right options trading mindset is critical to success. Be prepared for whatever comes next, let go of trading mistakes, and cultivate a short-term memory.
European capitals are weighing their response to President Donald Trump’s latest tariff threat, this time tied to his controversial push to acquire Greenland.
Government inflates through its central bank, the Federal Reserve System. The Fed does many other things, but its foremost responsibility is to support favored market actors through a convoluted process of monetary inflation.
The aggressive dual upgrades have reignited optimism around the memory chip maker, but the real question is whether a forward P/E of 12 times already prices in the upside.
The January Effect is the historical tendency for stock prices, especially small-cap stocks, to rise in the first month of the new year due to depressed prices from heavy selling in the previous month of December.
Bitcoin may be experiencing a short-term profit-taking pressure after its recent rally to new multi-week highs, but the rally looks set to continue, driven by U.S. macro conditions.
Over extended market cycles, Israel’s mid-cap equities have often delivered strong growth, driven by their greater sensitivity to domestic economic trends.
Favorable quarterly results from the big U.S. banks sparked the Q4 earnings season off to a good start this week, and were complemented by very strong reports from the top investment management firms.
GBP/USD rises on Monday after tensions between the US and Europe had grown following a social media post of US President Donald Trump threatening to impose duties on eight European countries.
The FTSE 100, a key index for blue-chip stocks, fell by 0.5%, while the mid-cap FTSE 250, which tracks domestic companies, plunged 0.9%—its steepest one-day drop since late November.
The semiconductor trade in 2026 is tilting toward CPUs, as inferencing demand reshapes the supply chain. “It’s CPUs this year versus GPUs last year,” T. Rowe Price analyst told CNBC in an interview today.
This article analyzes the WSJ Economic Survey, comparing mean GDP forecasts against CBO projections and Goldman Sachs tracking. The data visualizes the 2026 trajectory, showing how current growth trends align with long-term expectations.
