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The euro and the British pound were traded today using the Mean Reversion strategy, but no meaningful corrective moves developed. I did not take any trades using the Momentum strategy

Today, Wednesday, gold (XAU/USD) continues to decline, once again falling below the $4,450 level and approaching the critically important 200-day SMA, while reaching a new weekly low during recent trading

On Tuesday, the EUR/USD pair declined below the 50.0% Fibonacci retracement level at 1.1630. However, neither bulls nor bears currently possess enough strength to launch new attacks. As a result

On the hourly chart, GBP/USD traded near the 1.3454–1.3466 resistance level throughout Tuesday but failed to either consolidate above it or rebound from it. Today's trading began with a close

As Bitcoin gradually recovers from a low near $65,500 and Ethereum attempts to rebound from roughly $1,800, the payment network Mastercard has filed plans to transform aspects of global payments

Everything that works is tied to artificial intelligence. Betting on other sectors of the S&P 500 looks unwise. That's the view driving investors as they push all three major

Yesterday, equity indices finished higher. The S&P 500 rose by 0.13%, the Nasdaq 100 gained 0.03%, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average added 0.45%. Global equity markets are back

Gold is once again trading around $4,460 per ounce. After a 0.6% drop at the start of the session, the metal partially recovered, but it remains under pressure. The familiar

Oil has returned to an upward trajectory. Brent is nearing $97 per barrel, while WTI is trading around $95—both grades have gained over 7% in the first two trading sessions

Bitcoin and Ethereum continue their active decline, falling more than 5% yesterday alone. Currently, Bitcoin is trading at $67,300, having recovered slightly, while Ethereum is attempting to return to $1,900

WTI crude oil futures extended their advance by 2%, climbing to $95.70 per barrel after EIA data showed a sixth straight weekly decline in US crude inventories. Stockpiles fell

Colombia’s export growth decelerated markedly in April 2026, with the year‑on‑year change easing to 11.70%, down from a robust 20.90% in March 2026. The latest figures, updated on 03 June

US crude oil inventories declined by 7.974 million barrels in the week ended May 29, the largest weekly draw since February and well above market expectations for a 4 million

The pace of U.S. refinery utilization growth slowed sharply in the latest reporting week, with the indicator easing to a 0.2% week-over-week change as of 3 June 2026, down from

U.S. heating oil stockpiles dipped modestly in the latest reporting period, suggesting a slight tightening in supply conditions. According to data updated on 03 June 2026, inventories slipped to 0.255

U.S. gasoline production has reversed course, falling into negative territory after previously recording modest growth. According to the latest data updated on 03 June 2026, the indicator dropped to -0.515M

U.S. distillate fuel stocks posted a notable reversal in the latest weekly data, shifting from a draw to a build, according to figures updated on 3 June 2026. The U.S

Distillate fuel production in the United States increased in the latest reporting period, with output rising to 0.098 million from a previous level of 0.076 million. The updated data, published

U.S. Cushing crude oil inventories shrank at a much slower pace in the latest reporting period, suggesting a modest easing in supply tightness at the key storage hub. According

U.S. crude oil imports shifted into negative territory in the latest reporting period, with the indicator falling from 0.360 million to -0.249 million, according to data updated on 3 June