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Partner Center Wondering what’s up with the risk rallies early this week? Equity indices soared to all-time highs on Monday while safe-haven gold tumbled and the lower-yielding dollar weakened. Welcome to what happens when the world’s two largest economies step back from the brink of a full-blown tr

If most of your trades end in profit rather than loss, it’s easy to believe you’re a profitable trader. That belief initially makes sense, but trading performance runs deeper than simple profit and loss. To see the full picture, you need to track your performance, and that is where trading performan

Introduction Few questions are asked more often by traders exploring automation than this: can a trading bot genuinely make money? After all, algorithms promise speed, precision, and discipline—qualities that manual traders often struggle to sustain. Yet profitable trading is not only about executio

Partner Center Oil had a monster day on Thursday, clocking its biggest one-day jump in more than four months. WTI crude popped 5.6% to hit $62 a barrel, while Brent climbed all the way to $66. And no, it’s not because Nobody Wants This Season 2 just dropped and everybody decided to Netflix and chill

Partner Center U.K. inflation held steady at 3.8% y/y in September, unexpectedly coming in below the 4.0% forecast by economists and the Bank of England (BOE). The largest downward contributions came from food and non-alcoholic beverages, where inflation fell to 4.5% from 5.1% in August, marking the

Partner Center After hitting fresh record highs above $4,380, spot gold fell around 6% on Tuesday, marking the biggest one-day decline since August 2020 AND the second-biggest drop since 2013. What’s up with that?! Don’t worry, volatility is part of the game. The key is knowing why prices move so yo

Partner Center Canada’s September CPI report reflected hotter than expected inflationary pressures for the month, leading market players to tone down dovish BOC expectations. Headline inflation rate rose to 2.4% year-over-year in September, up from 1.9% in August, as gasoline prices declined less sh

Partner Center If you’ve been glued to the news this month, you’re likely witnessing the frustrating uncertainty caused by the ongoing U.S. government shutdown. Key official releases like the highly-anticipated Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) jobs report and the top-tier Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation

When I first came across FundedNext, what stood out was its approach to prop trading. Instead of offering quick promises, it creates structured paths where traders prove consistency in demo accounts before moving to a simulated funded account. I found this practical, especially for those who want to

Partner Center New Zealand’s consumer prices rose to 3.0% y/y in the September 2025 quarter, reaching the upper limit of the Reserve Bank’s 1-3% target range. The quarterly increase of 1.0% doubled the pace from Q2’s 0.5% rise, driven primarily by surging electricity costs and local government rates

Introduction Not all trading bots are built for the same purpose or the same trader. Grid, DCA, and Arbitrage bots are three of the most common approaches, each with unique mechanics, strengths, and blind spots. On paper, comparing them seems straightforward. In practice, the choice is deeply person

Partner Center If you’ve been watching markets this week, you might’ve noticed something unnerving: regional bank stocks got hammered, dragging down the S&P 500 and sending investors scrambling for safety. Gold hit a fresh record above $4,300, and Treasury yields tumbled. What’s going on, and sh

Partner Center The UK’s economic activity expanded by 0.1% month-on-month in August 2025, reversing a revised 0.1% contraction in July, as production output offset weakness in other sectors of the economy. Key Points from the August GDP Report Monthly GDP grew 0.1%, in line with consensus expectatio

Partner Center If you’ve been keeping an eye on the markets this year, you know it’s been a roller coaster, and it’s not just from central bank policy shifts or assets hitting record levels. I’m talking about times when U.S. President Trump announces huge tariffs and markets tumble, only for him to

Partner Center Australia’s labor market weakened more than expected in September, with 34,000 workers losing their jobs and the unemployment rate jumping to its highest level in four years at 4.5%. Analysts had expected a 20.5K increase in hiring for the month, following a downgraded 11.9K loss in e