Trump’s 2026 State of the Union Speech: The Key Messages and What Markets Actually Heard A victory lap and the “Golden Age” framed: President Donald Trump opened his 2026 State of the Union by framing the U.S. as entering a “Golden age,” describing the country as &ldquo

Gold is holding strong around 4210, maintaining a clean bullish structure while consolidating above key EMAs. With clear resistance at 4232, 4250, 4275, and support levels building at 4195 and 4178, the metal is setting up for another decisive move. If you want daily technical outlooks, clean chart

This year’s Black Friday brings a surprising twist: even though more people are out shopping, total spending hasn’t picked up as you might expect. Many stores have seen crowded aisles and long checkout lines — but the cash flowing through registers doesn’t seem to match the foot traffic. The situati

The Forex market is entering a highly sensitive phase as traders position themselves ahead of major central-bank decisions, political shifts, and global macroeconomic developments. Several key themes are shaping currency movements today, and they are becoming the main catalysts for volatility across

Global financial markets today witnessed a major highlight: gold surged to a new record high, clearly reflecting a risk-off environment that continues to dominate global capital flows. While risk assets traded cautiously, gold attracted strong demand from both institutional and retail investors. Not

Bangkok, December 17, 2025 — Global forex broker Exness has announced it will gradually phase out its Copy Trading service in Thailand throughout the first half of 2026, according to an email sent to Thai users on December 15. The move marks a significant shift for retail traders in the region

Emerging market currencies have started to attract renewed attention in the global Forex market. As the US Dollar becomes more volatile, investors are increasingly looking beyond major currency pairs for new opportunities. This shift reflects a broader change in market behavior, where traders are be

Wall Street futures edged higher recently, even though trading was thinner than usual because of the holiday season. Investors seem encouraged by renewed hopes that the central bank may cut interest rates soon. This optimism around looser monetary policy is giving markets a little lift a boost many

Asian markets have extended their losses, but for forex traders, the story goes far beyond falling stock indices. Beneath the surface, currency markets are responding to a familiar mix of risk sentiment, central bank expectations, and capital flows. This is not just about equities under pressure. It