Can Upcoming Q2 Earnings give Apple’s Stock a Much-needed Boost?
Upcoming earnings from Apple will need to show that it is overcoming slow iPhone sales, after a tough start to the year for the stock price
Coinbase’s 1Q earnings preview: Profitability expected for second straight quarter
Find out what to expect from Coinbase’s Q1 results, how it will affect Coinbase’s share price and how to trade Coinbase’s earnings.
US Dollar Tanks Ahead of Fed Verdict, NFP Data - EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/CAD
This article explores the fundamental and the technical outlook for the U.S. dollar, zeroing in on three popular and very liquid pairs: EUR/USD, GBP/USD and USD/CAD.
Aussie Dollar Technical Analysis: AUD/USD, AUD/NZD, AUD/JPY Price Setups
The Aussie dollar is one of the more recent standouts in the FX space, benefitting from a risk off environment and hotter-than-expected inflation. AUD Setups analysed
Euro Holds Gains Against Dollar Despite Sharp EUR/JPY Fall
The Euro’s latest uptrend has held up into the start of a new trading week as the single currency looks more comfortable above $1.07
Gold Price Under Technical Pressure, All Eyes on Fed Rate Decision and NFPs
Gold is struggling to move higher as haven assets remain in the doldrums. This week’s Fed policy decision and US Jobs Report are likely to wake up the precious metal.
USD/JPY Plummets after Speculation of FX Intervention
USD/JPY touched 160 and reversed sharply towards 155 as suspicions of FX intervention did the rounds on Monday. Rate differential remains a major stumbling block
Financial Times announced as latest publication to ink deal with OpenAI
OpenAI is reportedly offering news organisations as much as $5m per year to license their copyrighted content to train its AI models.
Humza Yousaf: Who could replace the SNP leader as Scotland’s First Minister?
After Humza Yousaf's resignation, thoughts turned to who might take over from him. We’ve rounded up the runners and riders who could step in.
Labour’s rail nationalisation is a misdiagnosis. More state intervention can’t be the cure
Labour's plans to renationalise Britain's rail network have been touted as the "biggest reform of our railways in a generation." But will it change much?