Article Category: forex

Finance expert at Logirium breaks down why Ford’s $0.15 quarterly dividend might represent the ceiling rather than the floor for future distributions. Ford Motor Company maintains one of the highest dividend yields among S&P 500 constituents at 5.3%, yet the automaker faces mounting pressure from trade policies that could reshape its payout strategy.  The math...

Retail giants rarely make CEO changes during earnings season. Yet Target Corporation did exactly that on Wednesday, announcing Chief Operating Officer Michael Fiddelke would replace Brian Cornell as CEO starting February 1, 2026.  Lead broker at Logirium examines why this internal succession strategy sparked immediate investor concern, sending shares down over 8% in premarket trading....

How Woodward’s Strategic Acquisitions Signal A New Aviation Era The aerospace industry sits at an inflection point. While traditional players wrestle with supply chain disruptions and Boeing’s production challenges, a Fort Collins-based control systems manufacturer is quietly positioning itself for the next generation of aircraft technology.  Logirium senior finance analyst explores how Woodward Inc. (NASDAQ:...

Ukraine Diplomatic Breakthrough Sends Crude Tumbling as Markets Bet on Russian Supply Return Oil markets just got their biggest geopolitical shock in years, but this time it’s good news driving prices down. WTI crude dropped $1.07 to $62.35 on Tuesday while Brent fell 81 cents to $65.79 as news broke about potential Russia-Ukraine peace talks. ...

Bernstein Calls the Current Crypto Cycle “Long and Exhausting” With Institutional Money Driving the Charge Senior financial analyst at Gradiopexo explains why this isn’t just another crypto bubble and what separates the current market from previous cycles. Bitcoin just hit another record high above $123,000 last week, but analysts at Bernstein think this is just...

Major Financial Institutions Unite Against Basel Committee’s Harsh 2026 Capital Requirements The world’s biggest banking trade groups just launched their strongest attack yet against international regulators. They want a complete makeover of Basel Committee crypto rules that go into effect in January 2026.  Groups like the International Institute of Finance and Global Blockchain Business Council...

Fed Chair’s Farewell Speech Threatens to Disappoint Markets Expecting Dovish Signals Currency markets held their breath Wednesday as Jerome Powell prepares for his final Jackson Hole address on Friday, with traders 85% certain of a September rate cut despite growing economic crosscurrents that could force the Fed Chair into hawkish territory.  The dollar index steadied...

Record Export Plunge Reveals Hidden Fractures in Global Manufacturing Chains Japan’s export machine suffered its worst breakdown in four years during July, with shipments plummeting 2.6% year-over-year as US tariff pressure crushed the automotive sector that employs 8% of the country’s workforce.  Gradiopexo‘s senior financial analyst explains how this export crisis signals broader shifts in...

Crude’s Silent Crash Toward Psychological Support Level Threatens to Unravel Equity Market Complacency Junior brokers at Gradiopexo break down how oil’s approach to the critical $60 psychological level creates asymmetric risks that traditional equity analysis completely overlooks. Crude oil prices have orchestrated one of 2025’s most underreported financial stories, sliding over 13% year-over-year while major...

Fed Chair’s Jackson Hole Speech Creates Uncertainty as Bullion Hovers Near Key Technical Levels Gold traders find themselves caught in an unusual predicament as Jerome Powell’s upcoming Jackson Hole address looms over precious metals markets. While bullion holds steady around $3,315 per ounce, the real action lies beneath the surface where institutional positioning and central...