The global forex market (FX market) is the most liquid market on earth, and it usually comes back to a few checkable drivers: the U.S. dollar, interest-rate differentials, and the…

The global bond market is often called the world’s “pricing engine” because it sits underneath nearly every other asset class. When bond yields move, interest rates re-price, the yield curve…

The global gold market is one of the world’s most familiar “big markets,” traded across spot, futures, and OTC venues and held by everyone from households to sovereign reserve managers.…

The aluminum market sits at the center of modern manufacturing, electrification, and global trade. From power grids and EVs to construction, packaging, and aerospace, aluminum demand touches nearly every major…

The euro market sits at the center of global FX because the euro is both a major reserve currency and a real-time signal of Eurozone growth, ECB policy, and global…

The Nasdaq 100 market sits at the center of global risk appetite. The Nasdaq-100 Index (NDX) is designed to track 100 of the largest Nasdaq-listed non-financial companies, making it a…

Why the gold market matters right now The gold market has moved from “quiet store of value” to a macro headline market. In 2025, the gold price repeatedly reset expectations,…

The US stock market is closing 2025 in a strong position. The S&P 500 is around 6,930 (late-December close), and the benchmark is up roughly ~18% year-to-date, reflecting persistent risk…

As December 29, 2025 closes in, the Bitcoin market is once again telling a familiar story: a big round-number ceiling near $90,000, thin holiday liquidity, and traders waiting for the…

1) Forex market snapshot: what’s driving the FX market right now Into year-end, the US dollar has softened and is hovering near short-term lows, while rate-cut expectations for 2026 remain…