On Tuesday, February 24, 2026, the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) ended Tuesday’s session at 97.83 points, a modest rise of 0.12% compared to the previous close. The index opened at 97.70, dipped to 97.69, and climbed as high as 97.99 before settling just shy of the 98.00 mark. The move …
Read More »Dollar Strengthens Against Yen as Policy Gap Widens
The U.S. dollar gained ground against the Japanese yen on Tuesday, closing near 155.75, up about 0.71% from the previous day. The pair opened at 154.64, dipped briefly to 154.52, and climbed as high as 156.28 before settling just below the 156.00 mark. Why the Yen is StrugglingThe yen remains …
Read More »Crude Oil Pulls Back from Six-Month High Amid Geopolitical and Supply Concerns
WTI Crude Oil retreated slightly on Tuesday, trading around $65.95 after hitting a six-month high of $67.23 the previous day. The modest decline reflects a market caught between persistent geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and expectations of growing global supply.Rising political friction between Washington and Tehran continues to weigh …
Read More »U.S. Tech Stocks Bounce Back Amid AI Uncertainty
After a sharp sell-off fueled by worries over artificial intelligence, U.S. tech stocks are showing signs of stabilization. Investors are grappling with a dual narrative: AI as a potential disruptor of traditional jobs versus AI as a growth engine for software and services companies. The market’s rollercoaster reflects both fear …
Read More »Gold Retreats After Strong Rally, Still Holding Long-Term Gains
Gold prices slipped on Tuesday, trading at $5,109 per ounce, down about 2.2% from the previous session. The decline comes after the metal opened above $5,240 earlier in the day, marking its highest start in weeks. Despite the pullback, gold remains firmly elevated compared to recent months and continues to …
Read More »Fed’s Goolsbee Urges Patience: Inflation Must Return to Target Before Rate Cuts
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago President Austan Goolsbee has struck a cautious tone on the outlook for interest rates, emphasizing that cuts will only come once inflation is clearly moving back toward the Fed’s 2% target. Speaking to business leaders in Washington, Goolsbee acknowledged optimism about the possibility of lowering …
Read More »US Session Key Drivers – Dollar Steadies After a Political Shock
Global markets opened the week in a cautious mood as investors absorbed the fallout from a major legal setback to U.S. trade policy. The Supreme Court struck down key tariff measures, triggering sharp but short-lived volatility in currency markets. After an initial dip, the U.S. dollar regained its footing and …
Read More »Bitcoin Advances Near $ 65,000 as Global Uncertainty Reshapes Risk Appetite
Bitcoin is heading up +0.51% hovering around $65,000 after entering the new week on the defensive, earlier on the day, bitcoin was slipping as investors reassessed their tolerance for risk. The move was not driven by a single shock, but rather by a broader shift in global sentiment. Trade-related uncertainty, …
Read More »Oil Prices Caught in the Crosscurrents of Politics and Demand
The energy market is catching its breath. Crude oil prices are no longer racing ahead, but they are not retreating either. After a strong recovery from earlier lows, the market has entered a calmer phase marked by hesitation and reassessment. Prices are holding near recent highs, suggesting that traders are …
Read More »After the Court Ruling, How is Trump Redrawing the Tariff Map
A recent decision by the Supreme Court has disrupted a central pillar of the current U.S. trade strategy, invalidating a broad set of tariffs introduced earlier in the administration’s term. The ruling did not end the tariff push, but it did force a rapid rethink. Within days, officials began assembling …
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