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The S&P 500 fell sharply on the day, dropping by around 1.6%, following a weak 20-year Treasury auction, which sent bond yields soaring.

Stocks were their usual wobbly selves in the early trading. However, around 1:30, there was a longer-dated Treasury auction that was not received well by the market.

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Silver price extended its rally to three days on Wednesday, edging up 0.21% as the Greenback continued to weaken across the board.

The oil markets had a negative day today.

Everyone’s eyes are glued to the S&Ps, but it’s actually the bond market that’s lighting the match.

Given how the fiscal plans are playing out, it would be surprising if there wasn’t some unrest.

The company's chief executive blamed US export controls for the huge loss.

WTI crude oil retreats below $62.00.

Options traders were betting heavily that Wolfspeed's stock would crash just before the bankruptcy news became public.

The Canadian Dollar climbed over 0.5% on Wednesday as markets hammer the US Dollar.

The yield on the long bond and the 10-year Treasury surged today on deficit concerns.

SoundHound AI, Serve Robotics, and Plug Power could shake off the short-sellers soon.

​​​​​​​The quiet times on the Platinum market are over – with a loud bang, the price ended its months-long sideways movement on Tuesday.

A summer reading list published in a newspaper included fake book titles that fooled readers and Google.

Traders beware: we’ve re-entered the “show me the premium” era—where long-duration debt doesn’t get a free pass, and every basis point of risk demands compensation.

Euro gains despite light data flow as ECB and Fed speeches guide sentiment.

Nike shares are trading higher in Wednesday's after-hours session following a report that the company will sell on Amazon.com for the first time in six years.