The US dollar’s recent softness against the Canadian dollar has pushed USDCAD through a technical level that held firm for two months. With the pair now trading below 1.3725, the path of least resistance points lower — and the charts suggest 1.3600 is the next stop. This article is not financial advice. Always conduct your

The main shift that will reshape financial markets for the foreseeable future is the conflict between the US and Iran. This turned out to be not a short-term military event as the US is moving troops for a ground operation. It’s hard to estimate the effects for all instruments, but prices of crude oil futures

Wall Street is heading into next week with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq at fresh record highs, but this still does not look like the kind of market where everything rises together. The latest rally has been helped by easing fears around the Middle East, stronger-than-expected earnings sentiment and the market’s enduring appetite for AI-linked

Shares of Intel continued their strong upward momentum on Thursday, extending gains after a two-week rally that has pushed the stock near multi-decade highs. The chipmaker’s stock rose 4.5% to $67.93, following a brief pause after a nine-day winning streak that helped deliver its best monthly performance since 1987. The rally has been fueled by

Why Is Europe Calling for More Euro-Based Stablecoins? Europe needs to accelerate the development of euro-denominated stablecoins to reduce reliance on U.S.-linked digital payment infrastructure, according to French Finance Minister Roland Lescure. Speaking at a crypto conference in Paris, Lescure said the relatively low volume of euro-pegged stablecoins compared with dollar-based alternatives was “not satisfactory.”

The Australian dollar has entered a corrective phase after recently reaching local highs, with the pullback driven by weaker-than-expected macroeconomic releases. The earlier rally in AUD was fuelled by improved global risk appetite and solid demand for commodity-linked currencies. However, softer labour market figures have prompted traders to reassess expectations, leading to a wave of

The new week in the financial markets has started with some uncertainty around the geopolitical situation, despite the euphoria for the US stock market last week. Nasdaq has shown the best week for the long time fueled by rumors about the possibility of a peace agreement between US and Iran and a ceasefire between Israel

Shares of Nvidia continued their upward momentum, rising about 1.2% on Friday to move back above the $200 mark, as the chipmaker’s recent rally gathered pace. The stock has gained roughly 10% over the past 30 days, rebounding from lows near $175 and approaching its all-time closing high of $207.04, reached in late October. While

Shares of Apple Inc. rose 2% on Friday, supported by strong iPhone shipment data from China that underscored the company’s resilience in a challenging smartphone market. The stock gained, even as broader concerns around slowing demand and rising component costs continued to weigh on the sector. The move comes despite Apple stock remaining down year-to-date.

Shares of Tesla advanced in early trading on Friday, putting the stock on track to end an extended losing streak as investor sentiment improved ahead of earnings and on easing geopolitical concerns. The stock rose 1.6% to $392.00, extending a recent rebound that has seen shares climb about 13% over the past five days. The