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US intelligence reports indicate Iran has restored access to 30 missile sites along the Strait of Hormuz, cementing energy as the primary driver of sticky global inflation.
The EUR/USD hovers near $1.1760, pressing against key descending channel resistance as markets await US inflation data to dictate the next momentum shift.
The Nasdaq Composite and S&P 500 reached fresh record highs as resilient broader market participation offset notable declines in Magnificent Seven heavyweights.
Bitcoin has successfully defended its long-term trend line, bouncing off the 200-day moving average as institutional buyers step in to protect the current bull cycle.
Elon Musk and Tim Cook are set to accompany Trump for an upcoming summit with Xi Jinping, signaling a heavy tech focus on future trade relations, while Nvidia's Jensen Huang remains absent.
Saudi Aramco set the tone for energy markets with a 26% surge in Q1 net income, driven by robust demand and strategic pricing power.
Market sentiment soured as Donald Trump dismissed a peace proposal from Iran, sparking a Gold correction and pressure on equity futures.
As markets touch new all-time highs, a subtle divergence in trading volume is creating a 'Liquidity Trap' for retail traders. We analyze the technical signatures of the coming flush.
An alarming report regarding OpenAI triggered a broad sell-off in semiconductor stocks, dragging the Nasdaq Composite down 1% and highlighting AI sector vulnerability.
Starbucks stock rallied 6% after a strong earnings beat and raised full-year outlook, signaling robust consumer discretionary spending.
UBS reported an 80% profit surge to $3 billion, driven by exceptional trading desk returns. We analyze what this means for institutional volatility.