Jackson Pierce, Author at Finly.News

USD/JPY & TOPIX: Positive Correlation Returns After 20+ Years in February 2026

Japan’s financial markets are exhibiting a rare structural shift. In February 2026, the 1-year rolling correlation between USD/JPY and the

XRP Price Prediction: $1.50 Neckline Retest in Focus

A significant technical development has emerged in XRP price action. The asset recently broke above a well-defined Adam & Eve

SPX Stock News: Wave 3 Targets 6,720–6,700 With Downside Risk to 6,500

The S&P 500 (SPX) has back-tested a previously identified sell zone after rallying into resistance but failing to sustain upward

Bitcoin News: BTC Targets $64,500 DOL After $65,147 Bounce

Bitcoin bounced from the $65,147 level in a short-term reaction, yet the broader bearish bias remains unchanged. Traders continue to

Dogecoin Price Prediction: DOGE Tests 2017 Trendline Support

Dogecoin (DOGE) is currently testing a major long-term support level that dates back to 2017. The ascending trendline that has

S&P 500 Valuations Approach 40x as CAPE Ratio Nears Historic Highs

Valuations for the S&P 500 are once again trending toward historically stretched levels. The cyclically adjusted price-to-earnings (CAPE) ratio is

Critical Minerals News: Global Economy Enters Cold War 2.0

The global economy is entering what analysts increasingly describe as “Cold War 2.0,” a new phase of strategic competition defined

Silver Targets $120 After Breakout as Key $80–$78.70 Support Holds

Silver has shifted into a bullish technical posture after confirming a breakout above a long-term descending trendline. The breakout is

S&P 500 Faces $80B Systematic Selling Risk as Goldman Warns of CTA Pressure

U.S. equity markets are facing renewed downside risks after Goldman Sachs issued a warning about growing systematic selling pressure. According

US Inflation Drops to 0.99% as Real-Time Data Shows Deflation Across Key Consumer Categories

US inflation appears significantly lower when measured using real-time data rather than traditional government surveys. According to Truflation’s continuously updated