The Euro is strengthening while the USD is experiencing pressure, and numerous culprits are to blame. For instance, European countries are reporting strong GDP growth and employment figures. Conversely, the US is still wading in concerning inflation risks and a struggling labor market. Forex affiliates should care about the Euro’s strength vs. the Dollar’s pressure primarily…

Battery recycling used to be a side note. Not now. Electric vehicles are everywhere and the minerals inside their batteries are worth too much to waste. On the ASX, a handful of companies have moved early. They’re locking in supply, scaling up plants and testing ways to strip value from what used to be scrap. What…

An ASX price query, or a speeding ticket, is commonly issued to ASX companies that record unexpected share price movements without underlying news. Is this really a big deal for companies? The typical format of an ASX price query The ASX will send the company a letter, sometimes pausing trading until the letter is responded to.…

Some days in the forex market feel calm, with prices drifting slowly from one level to the next. Other days, prices jump in wide bursts, reversing direction without warning. For traders, those unpredictable sessions can either be an opportunity to profit or a quick route to losses. Volatility is not just about dramatic moves on a…