Fundamentally, falling gold/silver ratio indicates that speculative demand is rising. Demand from investors and traders is the key driver for silver’s recent rally. In case speculative traders are ...

U.S. Dollar Index faced strong resistance near the 98.00 level and pulled back towards 97.70. In case U.S. Dollar Index ...

US stocks open higher as Nvidia and Oracle lift the Nasdaq 100 and S&P 500. Traders eye AI spending, tariffs and key earnings ...

Natural gas has seen a lot of downward pressure again on Wednesday, as the futures market rolls over to the April contract.

Crude oil markets continue to see a bit of choppy behavior, as we are threatening resistance in both grades of oil that I follow.

The Japanese yen is on its back foot during Wednesday trading, as the carry trade continues to attract a lot of attention.

The gold market has been positive in the early hours of Wednesday, as the markets are trying to continue to longer-term move ...

Gold (XAU/USD) slips below $5,250 on hawkish Fed signals, while silver rebounds toward $92 as safe-haven demand keeps metals supported.

The silver market has rallied to rise above $90 early on Wednesday, as we are trying to break out overall. At this point, the buyers are very much in control of the market again.

The European indices look strong in early Wednesday trading, as we continue to see a “buy on the dips” attitude play out on the continent.

The three stocks in this analysis all look like they are trying to continue the overall positive trend that they have been in recently.

US indices are fighting back on Wednesday, as the markets are trying to recover and eventually continue the long-term rally.