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Last week, the U.S. stock market ended its three-week downturn, buoyed by an active earnings reporting season for the first quarter. The S&P 500 Index saw a notable rebound, with a 3.7% increase in earnings from the previous year, surpassing expectations based on a decade’s averages.

Contrasts in the gold market are currently more visible than ever before. Just recently, historical highs were recorded at just over $2,430 per ounce, and a few days later, the largest daily loss in many years was recorded.

Meta Platforms Inc., formerly known as Facebook, continues its dominance in social platforms under the leadership of its CEO, Mark Zuckerberg.

The US stock market left a trail of optimism among investors as it closed with solid gains. At the New York Stock Exchange, the major indices showed notable increases: the Dow Jones rose by more than 0.65%, the S&P 500 surged by over 1.00%, and the NASDAQ experienced a vigorous rise of more than 1.60%,…

The halving event and strong technical support support the ‘buying the dips’ strategy in Bitcoin, which is trading Monday morning at $66,139, affecting other cryptocurrencies as well.

Financial markets begin the new trading week with calmer tones prevailing, albeit perhaps a little uneasily, amid a lack of any significant escalation in geopolitical tensions over the weekend, allowing equity futures to recover some ground

Financial markets were given a series of jolts last week, as volatility ratcheted higher once more, as participants digested another hotter-than-expected US CPI report, while also grappled with mounting geopolitical risks, and much else besides.

While the March US CPI print caused significant intraday volatility, driving equities & Treasuries lower, and sparking demand for the greenback, a step back from this noise reveals that the medium-term outlook is likely little changed.

The price of gold witnessed a sudden increase, touching levels of $2350 to achieve its highest-ever level at $2354 in early trading today, Monday.