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The first wave of the energy crisis caused by the conflict in the Middle East has subsided, but it is far too early to assume the worst is over

The pair remains under strong pressure amid the escalation of the crisis in the Middle East, while the effects of the recent change in the country's leadership and yesterday's positive

The GBP/USD pair has posted strong gains in recent weeks, which may mark the beginning of a new bullish trend. This week, the bears proved unable to capitalize on developments

The EUR/USD pair remains within the local bearish impulse that began on April 17, while over the past three weeks bulls have managed only to push bears back slightly

Conversely, if the euro falls below the 21 SMA at 1.1438, the outlook could turn negative, and we could expect the downtrend to continue until EUR/USD reaches the lower band

Given that the Eagle indicator is showing a bearish signal, we must be cautious, as a break below $62,500 could send Bitcoin down toward the psychological level of $60,000

On the surface, everything looks benign: the S&P 500 is trading upwards for a second consecutive day, inflation is cooling faster than expected, and Wall Street traders have sharply pared

Today, on Friday, West Texas Intermediate (WTI), the benchmark of the US market, is in a bullish consolidation amid the risk of further escalation between the US and Iran

Weak US inflation data and large inflows into spot Ethereum ETFs pushed ETH back to around $1,900. Asian exchanges slid amid a broad semiconductor sell-off and a re-rating

It appears US equity markets have finally started to worry about extreme overbought conditions in AI-related stocks — a development that first produced consolidation in the Nasdaq and now risks

Colombia’s Consumer Confidence Index climbed to 24.3% in June 2026, up 6.5 percentage points from 17.8% in May. The Consumer Expectations Index increased to 31.4% from 26.7%, while the Current

The Ibovespa slipped 0.1% to close at 173,714 on Friday, pressured by losses in financial stocks, while gains in the energy sector partially offset the decline. The escalation of attacks

The S&P/TSX Composite Index slipped 0.2% to close at 35,264 on Friday, pressured by a broad selloff in US semiconductor stocks. Technology names came under renewed scrutiny as investors questioned

The Mexican peso weakened to 17.52 per USD in July, after briefly strengthening to 17.40 earlier in the month, as rising tensions in the Middle East spurred risk aversion across

US stock indices finished lower on Friday amid a renewed selloff in chipmakers and escalating geopolitical tensions. The S&P 500 fell 1%, the Nasdaq declined 1.5%, and the Dow Jones

Tensions between the US and Iran will remain in sharp global focus after recent strikes escalated, with knock-on effects for energy prices and, in turn, central banks’ interest rate outlooks

European stocks ended sharply lower on Friday, mirroring weakness across global equity markets as investors continued to unwind positions in AI-related names and geopolitical tensions intensified. The Euro STOXX

London’s FTSE 100 edged higher to finish at 10,600 on Friday, outperforming its major European peers thanks in part to its relatively limited exposure to the technology sector. Strength

The US Dollar Index climbed to 100.8, rebounding from a one-month low of 100.5 reached on July 16, and diverging from the pullback in Treasury yields as investors shifted toward

The yield on the 10-year US Treasury note retreated to 4.52%, down from a nearly two‑month high of 5.62% reached on July 13th, as softer inflation data and weakening risk