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If you were watching the crypto market lately, you’d know that “bloodbath” is a mild way of putting the latest crash. Here’s what traders should learn from this liquidation event.

Expectations are running high for the Australian central bank to announce an interest rate hike this February. So will they deliver or disappoint? Here’s what to watch out for.

The greenback plunged to four-year lows after Trump endorsed dollar weakness, then surged back sharply Friday on Kevin Warsh’s hawkish Fed Chair nomination as precious metals crashed.

If you were watching gold prices on Thursday, you probably witnessed one of the wildest moves in precious metals history.

With traders already on edge over Fed chair speculation, Monday’s data could either validate the “bottoming out” narrative or send another jolt through dollar positioning.

Markets extended losses as tech stocks sold off on AI spending concerns while Iran tensions lifted oil and gold. Dollar weakened despite equity selloff after Fed dissent.

Central banks are diverging after years of synchronized policy. This creates opportunities for carry trades—earning interest by borrowing low-yield currencies to invest in high-yield ones.

The Bank of Canada kept its policy rate unchanged at 2.25% in their January decision as widely expected while acknowledging heightened uncertainty from U.S. trade restrictions. Here’s how CAD reacted.

While stronger data has raised the bar for additional cuts, the Fed still appears open to easing if conditions warrant. See how USD reacted to the Fed’s January decision!

Markets navigated Fed’s hold decision and Bessent’s dollar defense as gold surged past $5,300 for the first time while Chair Powell emphasized central bank independence

When governments overborrow and lean on the money printer, smart money shifts from paper promises to scarce assets like gold, Bitcoin, and real estate to protect long‑term purchasing power

Australia’s Consumer Price Index rose 3.8% year-on-year in December 2025, up from 3.4% in November, according to data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics. How did AUD react?

Dollar plunges to 2022 lows as Trump endorses currency weakness, sparking gold’s surge to record highs while equities rally on export competitiveness hopes amid policy uncertainty.

Gold smashed through $5,000 while Bitcoin struggles below $90K. Learn why crypto acts like tech stocks, not “digital gold,” during market uncertainty.

Markets expect the Fed to hold interest rates steady in January, as the benchmark rate settles into what many officials now view as neutral territory.

The Bank of Canada (BOC) is widely expected to keep rates on hold for the time being, but will they drop hints about their policy outlook this time? Here’s what to look out for.

Can the upcoming Australian inflation report still influence the Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA) policy stance or will it further support its neutral to hawkish bias? Here’s what to look out for.

Gold surges above $5,000 as dollar slides on intervention speculation while natural gas soars above $7 amid Winter Storm Fern, supporting equity gains in energy sector.

Japan and the U.S. triggered a 1.75% yen rally without spending a dollar—just rate checks and warnings. Here’s how jawboning moved markets.

Trump’s Greenland tariff threats sparked a ‘Sell America’ wave across currency markets before his Davos de-escalation triggered sharp reversals, leaving the dollar as the week’s worst performer.