[ad_1] What Economic Data Is on the Radar? Investors are closely watching economic reports set for release this week. The January consumer price index (CPI) is due Wednesday, providing insight into inflation trends. Initial weekly jobless claims and the producer price index (PPI) follow on Thursday....

[ad_1] The silver market has been strong in the early hours of the Monday session, as the market participants are trying to do what they can to finally break above the massive resistance found at the $32.35 level. [ad_2]

[ad_1] The natural gas market has seen a bit of pressure to the upside in the early hours of Monday but also faces a lot of overhead pressure from a large, round, psychologically important number above. Further, winter is almost over at this point. [ad_2]

[ad_1] The last few rallies in Bitcoin have been driven by specific fundamental news, but at the moment, there are no major catalysts to push prices significantly higher. This explains the current lack of momentum. Ultimately, Bitcoin appears to be in an accumulation phase, but the...

[ad_1] The crude oil market is strong in the early hours of Monday, as the market continues to try to recover from the recent fall that we have seen. Traders continue to watch economic numbers, GDP, and central banks at the same time. [ad_2]

[ad_1] The gold market has eclipsed the psychologically important $2900 level on Monday in the early hours of trading. At this point, it remains “buy on the dips.” [ad_2]

[ad_1] At the open, the US indices all gapped a bit lower. However, since then we have seen a lot of recovery, and it looks like the overall trend will continue. [ad_2]

[ad_1] The US dollar has been a bit back and forth against the major currencies in the early hours of Monday morning. At this point, there is nothing to suggest that the trend is changing though. [ad_2]

[ad_1] Three of the biggest tech stocks in the US are a bit mixed in the early premarket hours of Monday, as we stumble through earnings season in America. [ad_2]

[ad_1] Tariffs, Inflation, and the Fed’s Dilemma One of the biggest concerns stemming from new tariffs is inflation. Higher import costs often translate into rising prices for consumers and businesses. This puts pressure on the Federal Reserve to keep interest rates elevated to curb inflationary risks....

[ad_1] Trump’s Tariffs Stoke Market Uncertainty, Boosting Gold Trump announced on Sunday plans to impose a 25% tariff on all steel and aluminum imports, alongside reciprocal tariffs matching other nations’ trade policies. This move has heightened fears of a global trade war, driving investors into gold...