Natural gas futures hold the 50-day MA as traders target $3.494. Chart analysis highlights the $3.345 pivot as the key level ...

Gold heads for a second weekly loss as dollar strength and fading Fed rate cut hopes pressure prices toward the 50-day moving ...

Energy markets rarely move in straight lines. But what has unfolded over the past two weeks is beginning to look less like a ...

Gasoline prices have exerted the most immediate impact felt by consumers, though the magnitude of passthrough to other prices ...

Escalating tensions with Iran, the risk of $200-per-barrel oil, and a breakout in Treasury yields are converging to create ...

Silver has a very noisy week as we go back and forth yet again, as the risk appetite continues to be the main factor in this ...

Gold’s bearish momentum continues after a wedge breakdown, with a bear flag forming; key support zones between $4,550 and ...

The Euro and Yen are very noisy on Friday, as the markets are trying to see if longer-term moves are possible in a world of ...

Microchips look a little bit lackluster to kick off Friday as we are sitting somewhat flat. However, considering the world is ...

We doubt Bitcoin will have the strength to withstand the wind for long, and internal resistance may soon become a significant ...

The natural gas market initially rallied a bit on Friday, but then sold off again, as the market continues to focus on the coming spring in the USA, and the potential exports to the European Union.

Dual bearish patterns in ARKK suggest the decline may continue, as wedge breakdown pressure builds near key support and opens the door to lower Fibonacci and pattern targets.