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Silver rallies amid substitution risks
SILVER has entered 2026 on a volatile yet structurally significant footing, after one of its strongest rallies in decades. In the last quarter of 2025, prices surged sharply, driven by a combination o...
Bullish Nasdaq-100 going into 2026
AS THE Nasdaq-100 (NDX) approaches the final trading days of 2025, price action continues to reflect a resilient, albeit slowing, advance.
USD/CHF trades within key range as SNB holds rates and Fed turns cautious
THE US dollar/Swiss franc (USD/CHF) FX pair is widely considered a safe-haven currency pair due to Switzerland’s neutral geopolitical stance and its low-risk financial system, in contrast to the US do...
Bearish outlook persists for WTI
WEST Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil prices have remained weak this year, down 18 per cent year-to-date at the time of writing.
GBP/USD at an inflection point after a strong first half of 2025
[SINGAPORE] The British pound (GBP) has enjoyed a robust first half of 2025 against the US dollar (USD), driven largely by sustained dollar weakness. The GBP/USD pair bottomed out at 1.21 on Jan 13 be...
Markets turn cautious as Fed signals pause and trade truce offers limited lift
Weaker results from several US tech giant also weigh on sentiment
USD/JPY at a crossroads: Breakout signals bulls eyeing higher targets
The USD/JPY has spent much of the last quarter trapped in indecision, but recent price action suggests that the pair may finally be breaking out from months of consolidation.
Nasdaq soars to new heights: What investors should know
The index remains in a strong uptrend, trading within a rising trend channel that reflects increasing investor optimism
Nasdaq facing downward pressure in near term
THE Nasdaq-100 Index delivered an impressive 25.9 per cent gain in 2024, led by the stellar performance of heavyweight technology counters such as Nvidia and Alphabet.
Nasdaq affected by interest rate expectations
THE Nasdaq-100 Index was up 25.46 per cent as at Dec 19, despite a correction of 3.56 per cent on Dec 18.