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Globally, real estate markets have been cooling over the last few years, with high mortgage rates and unaffordable prices affecting demand in many cities.
With Amazon and Walmart gearing up for the coming holiday season, competing on delivery speed and massive deals, small store owners may be fighting an uphill battle.
Fed representatives have now been known to opine that inflation is too low and they should get it up. That is a radical departure from their forebears.
While global oil demand is expected to rise steadily – by nearly 900,000 barrels per day in 2026 and 1.2 million barrels per day in 2027 – production is forecast to grow at triple that rate.
Maybe the biggest news about Thanksgiving dinner this year is that the overall cost of a traditional meal is down 5% from last year–although higher than back in 2019.
November confidence data shows a clear dip in consumer sentiment alongside a broad-based improvement for businesses, which is still consistent with a modest return to positive GDP growth in the fourth quarter of the year
Coca-Cola Is Attacking All-Time Highs, as we see it unfolding a new five-wave bullish impulse from a technical point of view and by Elliott wave theory.
The released minutes of the European Central Bank’s October meeting reveal a more intense discussion and increasingly divergent views on inflation risks.
The last three days of gains look far more like a mechanically driven rally fueled by volatility supply than a genuine expression of bullish conviction.
AppLovin Corporation's stock has gained attention following a revenue beat that bolstered analyst sentiment, while its market performance remains influenced by mixed technical indicators and broader economic factors.
The discussion warns of a major economic shift driven by debt, inflation, and tightening government controls, suggesting precious metals—especially gold, silver, and platinum—may offer key protection and opportunity.
President Donald Trump says extending Affordable Care Act subsidies “may be necessary” as the enrollment deadline looms for millions of Americans who are set to see their premiums skyrocket in the new year.
European markets are showing a distinct lack of direction this morning, and traders shouldn’t expect too much given a threadbare economic calendar and US Thanksgiving market closure.
Global stocks were close to recouping their losses from November as increasing expectations for interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve revitalised the market after a downturn due to fears of inflated AI valuations.
The Euro climbed to test the 50-day EMA, but upside momentum remains capped below $1.17 as traders await clearer Fed signals and broader USD direction.
The Ethereum vs. Solana debate is not about crowning a permanent winner. It is about understanding how two very different design choices compete and complement each other as crypto continues to evolve.
GBP/USD extended gains following the UK budget speech, but looming tax hikes and technical resistance near 1.3230 suggest the rally may soon face headwinds.
Gold (XAU/USD) recovers slightly from the daily low, though it sticks to a mildly negative tone heading into the European session amid a combination of negative factors.
The USD/JPY pair fell to 156.13 on Thursday, with the Japanese yen recouping recent losses as markets remain on high alert for potential intervention by Japanese authorities.
The US Dollar Index, an index of the value of the US Dollar measured against a basket of six world currencies, trades on a negative note near 99.45 during the early European trading hours on Thursday.
In this article, the chart shows the decline of Red Delicious apples as consumers shift toward tastier varieties like Honeycrisp and Cosmic Crisp — a long-awaited market “justice” for a once-dominant but unloved fruit.
Home price data from S&P Cotality for September was posted this week and showed that not one of the twenty cities tracked by Case Shiller saw a month-over-month gain.
The Bank of Korea held steady today, leaving room for possible cuts going forward. But macro conditions will likely keep the BoK in hibernation through the end of 2026.
The Pilgrims’ debt-funded colony shows how heavy borrowing skews decisions. Their socialist experiment failed, food ran short, and investors were never repaid. A clear warning today: fall into a Debt Black Hole, and consequences follow.
