Category: Market News
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Risk Appetite Wavers as Bond Yields Rise and Crypto Reels
Global markets began the week on a cautious note as rising bond yields and hawkish central bank undertones pressured sentiment across risk assets.
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Markets Cautiously Optimistic as U.S. Shutdown Ends, While Oil Weakens and Retail Buzz Builds
Global markets showed signs of cautious optimism today as the longest U.S. government shutdown in history came to an end.
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Markets Climb on Shutdown Relief and Rate‑Cut Hopes
Global markets saw renewed momentum today as optimism over an imminent deal to end the U.S.’s record‑long government shutdown
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Markets Regain Footing as U.S. Data Cheers, Dollar Pauses, Oil Stalls
Global markets found a moment of relief on Thursday as positive U.S. economic data collided with currency intervention and soft commodity signals.
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Dollar Rebounds, Asia Hesitates & Crypto Battle Scars Reflect Volatility
Daily Market News – October 14, 2025 Markets are navigating a tricky mix of trade signals, dollar strength, and residual fallout from last week’s crypto crash. The dollar is stabilizing, Asian equities are struggling to hold gains, and digital assets are battling to recover after a historic liquidation. Meanwhile, commodities and trade policy updates add…
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Markets Tumble as Trump Escalates Trade War with China
Markets were rocked Friday as President Donald Trump announced a steep escalation in trade tensions with China, sending equities sharply lower and stoking fears of a renewed global growth slowdown. The dollar fell, yields dropped, and risk assets broadly sold off amid a rush to safe havens. Stock Markets Plunge on Tariff Threats The S&P…
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Stocks Slip as Gold Soars, Political Risk Weighs
U.S. equity markets reversed course on Tuesday. After recent record highs, major indexes closed lower as investors grew cautious amid global political uncertainty and a federal data blackout caused by the U.S. government shutdown. In contrast, gold continued its rally, breaking above $4,000 an ounce for the first time. U.S. Equities Pull Back After Records…
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Fed Eases Rates as Markets Weigh What’s Next
The U.S. Federal Reserve made its first rate cut of the year on Wednesday, trimming the benchmark federal funds rate by 25 basis points to a range between 4.00 and 4.25 percent. While the move was widely anticipated, markets delivered a muted reaction as Chair Jerome Powell’s cautious tone tempered expectations for aggressive easing ahead.…