The Fed holds rates at 3.75%–4.00% as dovish guidance sends Treasury yields lower. The ECB decision, US PCE inflation and dollar outlook take focus.

As the month of October ends the USD/JPY remains a focus of many Forex traders. In the coming hours, likely after you have read this article, the U.S Federal Reserve is going to announce their FOMC ...

WTI Crude Oil remains a global talking point and day traders trying to pursue the commodity as a speculative venture need to remain careful. The price of WTI Crude Oil as of the writing remains ...

The Kiwi slides after the RBNZ unexpectedly holds rates at 2.75%. AUD/NZD hits a 13-year high as traders await Fed and BoC ...

The Aussie dollar remains in the same consolidation area that we have been in for the year, and it now looks like we are trying to drift to the upside. The Australian dollar has spent most of October ...

The S&P 500 will enter November much like it did in October with higher values still in sight, but with vulnerable conditions and fragile sentiment lurking in the open. The S&P 500 closed yesterday’s ...

The NASDAQ 100 continues to see a lot of noise, as we have seen a bit of selling pressure toward the end of October. This is a market that has weathered a significant storm. The Nasdaq 100 has ...

The higher realms being demonstrated in the USD/ZAR have been seen on a rather consistent basis for almost two months. The currency pair which had shown remarkable ability to track lower in a bearish ...

EBC Financial Group wins Best Broker at UF AWARDS APAC 2026, highlighting its commitment to professional trading services, ...

UK inflation rises to 3.5%, raising expectations of further BoE rate hikes. The US Dollar weakens, stocks rebound, oil nears $100 and Bitcoin tops $82,000.

A market can appear steady in aggregate while most assets within it are moving lower. When Bitcoin changes little and retains its share of total value, weakness across a broader field does not always ...

Reviewer Adam Lemon Adam L. Fact-checker DailyForex.com Team DailyForex.com T. While the maximum leverage ratio in the US is 1:50, it only applies to Forex. Please note that not all assets within an ...