Consumers are still dining out, but instead of higher-priced entrees, many are ordering more appetizers. As food inflation and affordability dominates the conversation about the U.S. consumer, new restaurant purchasing data shows even among Americans who are going to restaurants, many are in the min

Market Outlook: Choppy 🔑 Key Intraday LevelsLevel TypeValueSignificanceTarget Level4,258Primary Upside TargetPivot Level4,191The critical inflection point for directional biasSupport Level4,174Immediate Downside Support📈 Price Action ScenariosOur Preference (Bullish Scenario)Action: Consider Long

Partner Center Australia’s annual inflation rate accelerated to 3.8% in October 2025, exceeding market expectations and complicating the Reserve Bank of Australia’s path toward further monetary easing. The October reading marks an uptick from September’s 3.6% and a significant beat on the 3.5% conse

Looking ahead, Ecopetrol is planning more than just drilling wells — they’re shifting their strategy toward collaboration. The company says it wants to bring in new partners to help develop fields that still have strong production potential. The goal is to co-invest and share the workloa

Gold’s still got its shine this week — and it’s not just random. Markets are starting to price in the idea that the Fed might soon start talking about rate cuts. That’s enough to put pressure on the dollar and give gold some breathing room. If we see gold pushing higher from

Asian markets head lower despite Chinese pledge to open economy.Market sentiment sours ahead of Supreme Court hearing.US shutdown hits record, as markets await ADP release. Another day of volatility appears to lay ahead, with European indices following their Asian counterparts lower in early trade.

The U.S. Dollar remains strong as traders scale back bets on a Fed rate cut in December. The DXY index is holding near 100, signaling continued confidence in the greenback. EUR and JPY weakened slightly, while Asian currencies faced mild selling pressure. Market participants are watching U.S. data c