Bitcoin’s price Dednesday, October 15, 2025rice has dipped to $108,392, down 3.72% or $4,189, reflecting a volatile yet promising market. Despite a 3.74% drop in the last day, a 3.64% decline over the week, and an 8.10% slide in the past month, Bitcoin boasts a remarkable 83.58% gain over the …
Read More »Will the US Dollar’s Rebound Hold Ahead of Next Fed’s Decision?
The US Dollar (USD) has rebounded, ending a three-week decline, with the US Dollar Index (DXY) recovering from yearly lows near 98.00. As markets await the Federal Reserve’s September 17 meeting, a packed economic calendar could shape the USD’s path. With US markets closed for Labor Day on September 1, …
Read More »Dow Jones Industrial Average Retreats After PCE Inflation Uptick
The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) retreated on Friday, dipping below 45,500 as stocks reacted to a fresh rise in US Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) inflation data. Despite the uptick in inflation, investors continue to expect a Federal Reserve interest rate cut in September. Equities Pull Back but Hold Near …
Read More »Silver Price Outlook: XAG/USD Surges to 14-Year High, Targets $40.00 Breakthrough
Silver hits its highest level since September 2011. Markets see an 87% likelihood of a Federal Reserve rate cut in September, despite elevated core PCE inflation. Technical analysis suggests a potential move above $40.00, with resistance at $41.48 and $43.40, and support at $39.00 and the 100-period EMA.Silver (XAG/USD) continues …
Read More »Gold Shines Bright at Two-Month High Amid Fed Uncertainty and Dollar Weakness
Gold has staged a remarkable comeback, surging to a two-month high near $3,450 as it capitalizes on a softer US Dollar and growing expectations of Federal Reserve policy easing. Despite robust US economic data, the precious metal has found strong demand, fueled by safe-haven flows and persistent geopolitical and monetary …
Read More »Swiss Franc Surges as US Dollar Falters Despite Robust Economic Data
The Swiss Franc is riding a wave of strength, climbing for the fourth consecutive day and pushing the USD/CHF pair to a fresh one-month low near the critical 0.8000 mark. Despite resilient US economic data signaling strong consumer spending and persistent inflation, the US Dollar struggles to find its footing, …
Read More »ECB Faces Pivotal Moment: Will Rate Cuts Spark Opportunity or Uncertainty?
The European Central Bank (ECB) stands at a critical crossroads in 2025, as disinflationary trends in Germany and the broader eurozone fuel speculation about potential rate cuts. With inflation stabilizing at the ECB’s 2% target, the central bank has held steady, maintaining key rates at 2.00% for the deposit facility …
Read More »Q2 Earnings Season Wraps Up with Mixed Results and AI-Driven Shifts
Q2 Earnings Season Wraps Up with Mixed Results and AI-Driven Shifts The second quarter earnings season is drawing to a close, delivering a largely positive set of results for Corporate America. Over 92% of S&P 500 companies have reported, with earnings per share projected to rise by 11% compared to …
Read More »PCE Report Looms as Inflation Stays Hot
Inflation likely remained higher than the Federal Reserve’s target in July, according to a survey of economists. The widely watched report from the Bureau of Economic Analysis is expected to show that consumer prices, as measured by the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) index, rose by 2.6% over the past year—the …
Read More »Is the U.S. Economy Able to Survive a $37 Trillion Debt Bubble?
A curious paradox exists in modern economic reporting: rising consumer debt is often presented as a sign of economic confidence. Analysts and media outlets frequently cheer as households borrow more, framing it as a signal of optimism and a willingness to spend. However, a closer look at the data reveals …
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