Daniel Evans is a senior market analyst at Wealtoro, specializing in commodities, foreign exchange, and macroeconomic trends. With over a decade of experience, he provides in-depth analysis of factors driving global financial markets.
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Financial markets are in flux as bets on Federal Reserve rate cuts weaken the U.S. dollar, but assets like gold are seeing their rallies stall from profit-taking.
Financial markets are in a holding pattern, with commodities like oil and natural gas consolidating, while precious metals face downward pressure and U.S. indices attempt a cautious recovery.
Global markets are sending mixed signals as geopolitical risks boost crude oil prices, while inflation fears and institutional outflows pressure Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
Soybean futures climbed significantly, with the November contract up 11.5 cents, fueled by a surge in new buying and concerns over tightening supplies ahead of key USDA reports.
Cocoa prices have fallen sharply as forecasts for a bumper crop in West Africa ease supply concerns, but weakening global chocolate demand adds further pressure.
Global markets are in a holding pattern as investors cautiously await key U.S. jobs data and signals from the Federal Reserve, impacting the dollar, gold, and stocks.
The U.S. dollar has surged to new highs, causing gold, silver, and platinum prices to fall. Meanwhile, natural gas prices are rallying on colder weather forecasts.
Market analysis suggests gold is in a final corrective dip, with a target price of $3,782–$3,797, before a potential medium-term rally begins.
Soybean futures surged on Monday, driven by strong indications of renewed buying from China and optimism over a potential trade deal, lifting corn and wheat prices.
Investors face a volatile market as the Federal Reserve's hawkish policy and mixed economic data create uncertainty for gold, silver, and cryptocurrencies.
Political factions in France and Germany have proposed establishing national Bitcoin reserves, signaling a major potential shift in sovereign asset strategy.
Soybean futures surged Monday, climbing over 25 cents on optimism from constructive U.S.-China trade talks and signals of renewed Chinese purchases.
Silver (XAG/USD) is clinging to $47.50 support amid a strengthening dollar and weak industrial demand. Technicals show a downtrend, with key EMAs acting as resistance. A confirmed bounce and break abo
U.S. stock indices are testing all-time highs as investors increasingly bet on a dovish Federal Reserve policy, fueling a broad market rally.
The global cocoa market is at a crossroads, with record-low inventories and supply fears clashing with falling consumer demand for chocolate due to high prices.
US-Canada trade talks ended after President Trump cited a 'fraudulent' Canadian ad featuring Ronald Reagan criticizing tariffs, impacting markets.
Global markets are in a tense holding pattern, with traders closely watching upcoming U.S. inflation data and central bank speeches for clues on future policy.
US banks, including JPMorgan, Bank of America, and Goldman Sachs, are seeking collateral for a proposed $20 billion loan to Argentina, as the U.S. Treasury works to stabilize the country's debt.
Metals trading firms are experiencing their most profitable year on record in 2025, driven by supply disruptions, price volatility, and new market entrants.
Over 100,000 Alabamians face losing health insurance as enhanced tax credits are set to expire. Premiums could double, and the state's healthcare system, including hospitals, faces severe financial st