
U.S. Futures Rise as Fed Decision, GDP and PCE Inflation Take Center Stage
U.S. futures advance ahead of the Fed decision, GDP and PCE inflation data, setting up potential volatility across equities, Treasury yields and the dollar.
Your trusted source for forex, trading, cryptocurrency, and financial market news.
Fresh updates from the markets

U.S. futures advance ahead of the Fed decision, GDP and PCE inflation data, setting up potential volatility across equities, Treasury yields and the dollar.

Bitcoin is holding near $80,000 as traders await clearer signals from the Fed and U.S. economic data. Here are the key levels, catalysts, and risk-management lessons.

Rising crude prices and persistent supply risks are reshaping inflation expectations, dollar strength, and rate-cut bets across global markets.

Gold hit a seven-week low as higher oil prices fueled rate-hike expectations, lifting Treasury yields and the dollar while increasing bullion’s opportunity cost.

The peso’s record low highlights the connection between dollar strength, oil prices, imported inflation and policy risk—and offers key lessons for traders.

U.S. GDP, PCE inflation and Big Tech earnings could reshape rate expectations, technology valuations, the dollar and crypto risk appetite.

A Fed pause does not end market uncertainty. Here’s how future rate guidance could shape the dollar, gold, crypto and trading risk.

Markets expect the Fed to hold rates steady, but September’s 3.7% inflation reading keeps a December hike in play and supports a stronger dollar.

Oil prices remain elevated as traders weigh Middle East risks against diplomatic efforts, with Brent near $114 and WTI around $100. Here’s what it means for markets.

AI enthusiasm is supporting U.S. equities, but Microsoft, Alphabet, and Federal Reserve signals will test whether the rally can continue.

Bitcoin is holding near $80,600 with limited momentum as traders await the Fed decision. Key support, resistance, and Strategy’s buying pause are shaping the outlook.

The RBNZ held rates at 2.75% in a narrow 4–3 vote, sending the kiwi lower while keeping future hikes firmly on the table.