U.S. stock futures recorded modest gains by the end of the session, extending Wall Street’s strong start to February, supported by notable strength in technology and semiconductor stocks. The improvement comes as investors prepare to test market sentiment through earnings reports from several major companies scheduled for the second half of the week. During the session, futures tied to the S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, and Dow Jones posted slight advances, signaling the continuation of positive momentum that previously pushed…

Bitcoin prices rose today, recovering from their lowest levels in nearly ten months, but remained under pressure below the $80,000 mark following a sharp wave of liquidations over the weekend, alongside ongoing uncertainty surrounding US monetary policy. The world’s largest cryptocurrency gained around 2.8% to trade near $78,558, after plunging over the past 24 hours to around $74,635 its lowest level since early April as accelerated selling was triggered by stop-loss orders and margin calls. The sharp weekend decline…

GOLD Gold is trading above the 4730$ support zone, and as long as prices remain above this level, a move higher toward retesting the 5150$ resistance zone is likely, while this scenario is invalidated if the mentioned support is broken to the downside during today’s trading. Support 4730 4450Resistance 5150 5450 Gold recorded a notable rise during today’s trading, supported by a renewed demand for safe haven assets amid persistent global market uncertainty and growing caution regarding the…

Oil prices fell by around 5%, marking their largest daily loss in more than six months, as market sentiment shifted following a decline in geopolitical tensions that had previously supported prices. Brent crude futures dropped by more than three dollars per barrel, while US West Texas Intermediate crude fell by a similar percentage, as prices retreated from recently elevated levels amid profit taking by investors. This decline coincided with a broad sell off across commodity markets, led by notable losses in precious…

Gold markets came under heavy selling pressure at the start of the week, extending the sharp decline seen in the previous session, as investors moved to lock in profits after recent record highs. This shift coincided with markets reassessing the implications of the upcoming leadership change at the U.S. Federal Reserve. Spot gold fell by around 5%, sliding toward the $4,586 per ounce level, while April futures retreated to near $4,703. This move followed Friday’s aggressive sell off, during which gold erased nearly 10%…

The U.S. dollar trades near four-year lows amid Trump comments, Fed decision anticipation, and declining investor confidence.