The Ukrainian crisis is not likely to recede into the background anytime soon. Promising Russian statements about the withdrawal of troops are refuted by the West and Ukraine, near where the exercises are taking place. Read more…
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Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Chrome, Firefox, and Edge are about to hit version 100, in a triple release that could break some websites. The move to version 100 in the coming weeks Read more…
DoorDash sees solid, and growing, revenues for its food delivery business, suggesting that at-home dining is unlikely to wane in the post-pandemic era. DoorDash shares (DASH) – Get DoorDash, Inc. Class A Report shares rocketed higher Read more…
Nvidia had solid results across the board, with a robust near-term sales outlook, but sliding demand for its cryptocurrency mining chips would weigh on shares Thursday. Nvidia (NVDA) – Get NVIDIA Corporation Report shares moved lower Read more…
AUDUSD is struggling to stretch north of the Ichimoku cloud and the 100-day simple moving average (SMA) after the price bounce within the 0.6963-0.7020 base. The SMAs are endorsing a bearish bias in the pair Read more…
Reports of skirmishes on Ukrainian border revive the geopolitical trade Stocks cannot sustain boost from Fed minutes, oil and gold recover Dollar and yen come back to life, risk sentiment in the driver’s seat Ukraine Read more…
Gold rallies amid soaring inflation Gold has broken out to reach its best level since June. The metal has found support from several major sources. These include: (1) heightened geopolitical risks and stock market volatility; Read more…
Australia’s employment report for January was better than expected, but the Australian dollar didn’t respond to the positive news. The economy added 12.9 thousand jobs, beating the consensus of a flat zero reading. Unemployment was Read more…