Discover the latest and most vital updates in the world of forex trading. Enhance your trades with the latest insights. Fresh news and market analysis.
Whether you're a full-time trader or new to the Forex market, our content can help you make informed decisions in the constantly shifting currency markets.
Stay ahead of trends, understand market drivers, and navigate your trading strategies accordingly. Know which stocks, currencies, or other financial assets show uptrend or downtrend movements daily.
The comprehensive Forex market and analysis section has customizable filtering options. A dedicated search window enables traders to look for any keywords or assets of interest.
Moreover, traders can choose the category and filter the news accordingly. Available categories are: Fundamental Analysis, Technical Analysis, Expert Commentary, Trade Pattern Ideas, Trade Ideas, and News. To refine results even further, users can select the date, ensuring a precise display of the selected period.
Nippon Steel posted a $2.41B profit, down 36% but above forecasts. It expects $1.38B next year. Its $15B U.S. Steel bid is under review by U.S. authorities.
ude oil has recently reversed from the 56.70600 price level, indicating a potential shift toward bullish momentum. If buying pressure continues, prices may test resistance levels at 63.6300, 65.80500, and 70.329900, with each level marking a potential point of profit-taking or consolidation. On the downside, any resurgence of bearish sentiment could push prices toward the support level at 52.1000, and
China's April exports rose 8.1% YoY, beating forecasts, but U.S. exports fell 20% as trade tensions persist. Talks may ease tariffs, but major shifts unlikely.
The Fed held rates steady at 4.25–4.5%, ignoring Trump's push to cut. Powell said decisions are based on data, not politics, amid inflation and job concerns.
The FX pair is currently exhibiting a bullish bias, having recently approached the key resistance level at 145.8900. This upward momentum suggests strong buying interest, and if the bullish sentiment continues, the pair may break above this level and head toward the next significant resistance at 148.200. Such a move would likely signal continued strength in the pair, potentially driven
U.S. and Russian officials discussed reviving Russian gas sales to Europe, after imports fell post-Ukraine war, causing Gazprom to lose $7B in 2023.
The EU may hit $107B in U.S. goods with tariffs if talks fail, targeting cars, wine, and more, in response to U.S. import duties under Trump's trade policies.
Maersk said U.S.-China container volumes fell 30-40% in April amid trade tensions but kept its profit outlook, aided by higher Red Sea freight rates.
China's central bank lets some banks buy foreign currency for gold imports under raised quotas, aiming to manage gold inflows and dollar demand.
The U.S. is considering a sovereign wealth fund to boost national and economic security, but no final decision has been made, the White House said.
Rapid U.S. trade policy shifts are making official data outdated fast, pushing investors to rely more on anecdotal info for quicker decision-making.
Ford is raising prices up to $2,000 on Mexico-made models like the Mach-E, Maverick, and Bronco Sport after U.S. tariffs, starting May 2.
Electronic Arts (EA) reported strong FY25 results driven by the success of EA SPORTS titles like College Football and FC, along with momentum in The Sims. Net bookings reached $7.36 billion, net revenue was $7.46 billion, and operating cash flow totaled $2.08 billion. EA repurchased 17.6 million shares for $2.5 billion and declared a $0.19 per share dividend payable on
On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve announced that it will keep its interest rate unchanged at 4.5%, marking the third consecutive meeting without a rate change. The decision reflects the Fed's cautious approach as it weighs mixed signals from the economy. Despite calls from President Donald Trump to lower rates, the central bank held firm, pointing to rising risks of both inflation
Renault's €155K electric R5 Turbo 3E drew 850 orders in a week. Limited to 1,980 units, the 555hp EV hits 0–100 km/h in 3.5s, echoing its 1980s rally roots.
U.S. and China to hold key trade talks in Geneva this weekend, boosting hopes of easing tensions; global markets rose on news of the planned meeting.
BMW kept its 2025 outlook but warned U.S. tariffs will hit Q2 results, though some may ease by July. CFO cites rare levels of geopolitical uncertainty.
Japan's service sector grew in April with PMI rising to 52.4 from 50.0 in March, boosted by stronger orders, contrasting continued weakness in manufacturing.
Strong hybrid demand may boost Toyota's earnings, but investors eye U.S. tariffs' impact on future profits as the automaker reports annual results Thursday.
The market is currently moving sideways within the range of 1.32600 to 1.34000, showing no clear trend direction. This consolidation may continue in the short term unless a strong breakout occurs. If the price begins to decline and breaks below the longer-period simple moving averages, it could indicate weakening momentum. In that case, the price may test support levels
Novo Nordisk cut its 2025 outlook despite Q1 profit beat, citing weak U.S. prescriptions. CEO highlights 18% sales growth and wider GLP-1 treatment reach.
Ferrari reported strong financial performance in the first quarter of 2025, with all key figures showing solid growth despite only a slight increase in car shipments. Revenues reached €1.79 billion, up 13% compared to Q1 2024. Operating profit (EBIT) rose 23% to €542 million, with a margin of 30.3%. Net profit increased to €412 million, up 17%, while earnings per share
The U.S. trade deficit hit a record $140.5B in March as imports surged ahead of tariffs, dragging Q1 GDP into negative territory for the first time in 3 years.
The U.S. services sector expanded for the 10th consecutive month in April, with the Services PMI® rising to 51.6%, up from 50.8% in March. The New Orders Index increased to 52.3%, indicating stronger demand, while the Business Activity Index dipped to 53.7% but remained in growth territory. The Employment Index stayed in contraction at 49%, though it improved from 46.2%