

Asian stocks rise following Wall Street's rally, but the Nikkei slips as Trump’s trade threats spark concerns. Investors remain cautious as trade tensions persist.
Futures for the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq dip following record highs in yesterday’s market close. Investors await economic data and earnings reports for market direction.
Gold extends gains for a second day as market expectations for US rate cuts grow amid continued weakness in the dollar. Investors seek refuge in the safe-haven asset.
Oil prices edge lower as expectations of increased OPEC+ output and lingering tariff concerns dampen market sentiment. Learn more about the latest market dynamics.
The US dollar's decline supports emerging Asian markets, especially Japan and South Korea, while Hong Kong's Hang Seng faces pressure amid ongoing trade tensions.
The Chinese Yuan (CNY) strengthens against the US Dollar, supported by positive economic data and expectations of a stable economic recovery in China, boosting investor confidence.
The Australian Dollar (AUD) remains resilient, trading at 0.6875, despite global risk sentiment fluctuations. Strong domestic fundamentals and trade relationships support its stability.
Gold prices remain steady at $1,825/oz as investors shift from safe-haven assets to riskier ones, boosted by a truce in the Middle East and growing risk appetite.
Oil prices rise 1.2% with strong demand signals from US crude stock drawdown and a Middle East ceasefire easing supply concerns.
Bitcoin surges to $106,000, gaining 3% amid optimism over the Israel-Iran ceasefire. Ethereum rises 2%, driven by whale activity and strong market demand.