Why does November always get the benefit of the doubt? Is it a genuine market edge, or just a calendar-based placebo traders use when fundamentals go quiet?
Gold’s price just plunged sharply over Monday-Tuesday, erasing the past week’s gains and stirring up real volatility. The drop was roughly 6% over those two sessions – the biggest one-day fall in over a decade – and it came with no obvious news trigger.
Bitcoin’s done it again – shot past the $125,000 mark and shook the market. In just a few days, it’s jumped roughly 14%, sending volatility right back to the levels we haven’t seen in months. The mood’s flipped fast – from cautious to full-on excited – with everyone pointing fingers at ETF inflows, safe-haven demand, and a wave of institutional buying.
Bitcoin’s done it again! Another record broken! The world’s biggest cryptocurrency just punched through the $125,000 mark, and that milestone’s got you and I buzzing. It’s been a fast move too, roughly 14% in just a few days, enough to wake up even the quiet corners of the market.
In late September 2025 we’ve seen a softening US dollar as emerging-market equities rally. The iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF (EEM) has climbed to multi-month highs around $53.4 (near its 52-week peak of $53.67) while the US Dollar Index (DXY) has backed off recent highs (~98.6) to test lower support (around 97.6).
