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The U.S. stock market is walking a tightrope, balancing on the edge of uncertainty. While indices remain elevated, warning signals are flashing red across the board. Overvaluation concerns, slowing earnings, inflationary pressures, and escalating trade tensions are brewing a perfect storm. Will this turbulence lead to a mere market correction, or are we staring at

The U.S. labour market has long been a pillar of economic strength, but cracks are starting to appear beneath the surface despite seemingly positive numbers. With the Initial jobless claims declining by 7,000 to 213,000, slightly below expectations signalling a slowdown in layoffs. While the unemployment rate dipped to 4.0% in January 2025, its lowest

Globally, as inflation edges higher and economic data reveals fading signs of strength, central banks are focusing on pivotal data to decide whether to proceed with their rate-cut cycle or shift to a more cautious stance. With several major central bank meetings scheduled this month, the markets are closely watching for any signals regarding future

Often in the shadow of gold, silver is gearing up to take centre stage in 2025. A perfect storm of surging industrial demand, supply deficits, geopolitical uncertainties, and undervaluation relative to gold sets the stage for this versatile metal to dazzle. Here’s why silver might just be your shining investment in the coming year. 1.

U.S. stock markets are soaring, with the S&P 500 breaching the 6,000 mark for the first time and the Dow Jones breaching 45000 level. The Nasdaq surged around 8.00% last week, while the Russell 2000 skyrocketed 12.5%. However, beneath the celebratory headlines lies a critical question: Are these markets dangerously overvalued?   Let’s analyse through

As the U.S. heads into a new political era following the 2024 presidential election, the financial markets are caught in a fierce tug-of-war between two monumental forces: the Federal Reserve’s ongoing rate cuts and Donald Trump’s potentially disruptive economic policies. Despite the uncertainties surrounding Trump’s plans, the Fed’s methodical rate cuts appear to be the

The upcoming U.S. presidential election is poised to be a pivotal moment, not just for America, but for the global economy. The DXY is significantly influenced by the economic and fiscal policies proposed by the U.S. administration. With Donald Trump and Kamala Harris outlining distinct policy paths, the DXY could experience notable fluctuations, which in

As we dive into October, the crude oil market finds itself riding waves of uncertainty, caught between rising geopolitical tensions and fluctuating supply dynamics. The stakes are high, and the world’s attention is firmly on the Middle East, where political conflicts threaten to turn into major supply disruptions. Add to that a hurricane hitting U.S.

“Markets can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent.” – John Maynard Keynes As September month is under way, Keynes’ famous words resonate deeply within the financial community. With the Federal Reserve on the cusp of its first rate cut in years and global equity markets teetering at record highs, the financial landscape is

In recent weeks, the Chinese yuan has recently staged a significant comeback, strengthening from 7.31 to 7.08 against the U.S. dollar. This resurgence, although modest, marks a noteworthy shift following months of weakness amid China’s dimming economic prospects. As the yuan navigates these choppy waters, one must ask: What’s driving this revival, and how will