XRP news: Ripple whales move $782M in XRP as price holds $2.10 amid Fed rate freeze and Ondo’s XRP Ledger fund launch. XRP ...

The Federal Reserve is likely to lower the Federal ... What is important is that both are now moving out of inversion. As the chart shows official recessions tend to start after the inversion ...

Gold price pulls back below $3,400 in the lead-up to the Fed showdown ... technical analysis: Daily chart Gold price faced rejection below the channel support (now resistance), retreating sharply ...

It also includes an impact assessment of significant Fed ... chart. The big strategic rollover of G5 and C5. Note the air pocket of G5 and Chinese credit impulse [green broken line] right about now.

But while social media milks the Fed drama, I’m dialed into the Art of the Deal trade flow. Japan’s in play ... both fiscal and monetary, is now a geopolitical variable — not a given.

HSBC's strategists said they are using sentiment and positioning indicators as their signals on when to get more positive on stocks again. They've "backed away from buying territory in the last two ...

Sensex, Nifty, Stock market: The US President Donald Trump is persistent with his demand for a Fed rate ... charts also signal downside is limited for the domestic market for now.

While trade talks will undoubtedly dominate the headlines, a wave of US economic data is set to draw some attention—particularly in light of its potential to sway the timing of the Federal Reserve ...

The bond market remains undefeated. A 50-basis point spike in the 10-year U.S. Treasury rate over five days was enough for the Trump administration to pause its reciprocal tariffs. 1 Markets expressed ...

What matters in U.S. and global markets today By Mike Dolan, Editor-At-Large, Financial Industry and Financial Markets Wall Street's latest stutter seems to have been cut short, as stock futures ...

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