The week starts on a grim note for cryptocurrencies when looking at the daily performance of most major altcoins.

The Swiss franc is sharply lower on Thursday. In the North American session, USD/CHF is trading at 0.8013, up 0.78% on the day. SNB holds rates, warns about US tariffs ...

Volatility is back again after relatively unsurprising sessions since the past week FOMC. It seems that the since last week, the 2025 theme of currency debasing, seeing a huge rally in metals (Gold, ...

The US Dollar has been rallying steadily since its pre-FOMC lows, with Powell’s not-so-dovish speech last week marking the start of a V-shape reversal from the sharp pre-meeting downfall.

Despite the best efforts of today’s US GDP report, which upgraded Q2 growth estimates by some margin, US equities trade lower in today’s session and look to set to continue a three-day losing streak.

Log in to today's North American session Market wrap for September 19 Today’s story was one of cautious optimism for global trade, as both Washington and Beijing struck a more constructive tone.

Log in to today's North American session Market wrap for September 22 Markets started the week on the back foot today, but shook off early concerns as US tech shares continued their impressive rise.

GBPJPY is one of the most volatile FX pair available to trade including only major currencies – Yet, it's been stuck in a huge range since August 2024. As explained in our previous article on this ...

US Equities keep up their positive performance with each of them finishing at or close to their highs, with the Tech-heavy Nasdaq taking the lead yet again. With the most recent Federal Reserve cut ...

Following a technology-fueled surge on Wall Street, Asian stocks were trading near a record high, although shares in Hong ...

US equities broke one more record before the widely awaited Federal Reserve (Fed) decision, while the Stoxx 600 fell more ...

Following a second quarter still heavily impacted by the introduction of new US tariffs, early data for the third quarter ...