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2026.01.14 2026.01.14 McGinley Dynamic Indicator: Trading Guide Alan Tsagaraevhttps://www.litefinance.org/blog/authors/alan-tsagaraev/ The McGinley Dynamic indicator (MDI) is an effective tool for traders who want to improve their grasp of market trends and avoid false signals. While traditional moving averages are inherently lagging indicators, especially during periods of extreme volatility, the McGinley indicator is designed to dynamically adjust

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​​​Bitcoin breaks through resistance ​Tuesday’s over 4% rally is technically significant as it has taken the cryptocurrency above its key $94,095.33 – $94,766.54 resistance area for the first time since mid-November. ​Since the beginning of 2026, Bitcoin has traded in a more measured and nuanced environment, shaped by macroeconomic uncertainty, evolving institutional participation and shifting investor

2026.01.14 2026.01.14 Nikkei 225 Hits Another Record As Snap Election Talk Reignites Takaichi Trade. Forecast as of 14.01.2026 Dmitri Demidenkohttps://www.litefinance.org/blog/authors/dmitri-demidenko/ Speculation about snap elections to the Japanese parliament has reignited the Takaichi trade. Investors are buying stocks and selling bonds and the yen in anticipation of fiscal stimulus. Let’s discuss this topic and make a

It’s been quite the trade in precious metals over the last six months especially. You would think that we’ll be meeting a cooling point soon but even until today, things continue to run hot for both gold and silver. But if you’ve been watching things closely, or even loosely for that matter, you’ll surely notice

EUR/JPY extends its winning streak for the fourth successive session and reaches fresh all-time highs, trading around 185.40 during the early European hours on Wednesday. The currency cross appreciates as the Japanese Yen (JPY) weakens amid mounting concerns over the country’s fiscal health and monetary policy concerns. Bloomberg reported on Wednesday that Bank of Japan

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Key takeaways Gold breaks into price discovery: XAU/USD reversed sharply from a shallow pullback, cleared its prior all-time high, and is now entering a bullish acceleration phase, with US$4,780 emerging as the next upside target if momentum holds. Macro backdrop strongly supportive: Softer US labour data, cooler-than-feared core inflation, rising geopolitical risk, and mounting concerns

US banking sector hit by proposed credit cap The United States (US) equity markets closed lower overnight, driven primarily by a sell-off in financial stocks. This downturn followed President Trump’s proposed 10% cap on credit card interest rates, a move that sent the US banking index down 1.26%. JPMorgan shares led the decline, sliding 4.2%

2026.01.13 2026.01.14 Weekly Economic Calendar for 19.01.2026–25.01.2026 Jana Kanehttps://www.litefinance.org/blog/authors/jana-kane/ Last week, market participants closely watched US inflation data, including the CPI and PPI. Meanwhile, the US president issued threats against Cuba and Colombia, commented on buying Greenland, and addressed events in Iran. These developments followed the unprecedented detention and extradition of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro

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Summary: Barkin downplays importance of any single Fed meeting Says policy mistakes can be corrected over time CPI data seen as encouraging Shelter inflation still distorted by data gaps Tariffs remain longer-term inflation risk Richmond Federal Reserve President Tom Barkin struck a pragmatic tone on monetary policy decision-making on Tuesday, playing down the importance of