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As volatile U.S. trade policy exposes a critical vulnerability to China's rare earth dominance, investors are turning to domestic producers like MP Materials and Arafura Rare Earths.
The investment landscape is undergoing a marked transformation as the private markets space has generated increasing interest among new classes of investors.
Broadcom shares rose over 9% after unveiling a deal with OpenAI to supply custom AI chips, boosting its role in the fast-growing AI infrastructure market.
The market is rebounding from Friday's selloff, after President Trump took to Truth Social to assuage the China trade concerns that his hardline stance set into motion at the end of last week.
As I write this Monday morning, stocks are bouncing due to President Trump announcing that he will in fact, meet with China’s President Xi in a few weeks, which suggests that his prior threats of increased tariffs will not materialize.
Can the defensive rotation survive? This article examines whether the recent shift into safer sectors is over — and what might come next if growth names reclaim leadership.
West Texas Intermediate (WTI) Crude Oil stabilizes on Monday after a bruising week that saw prices tumble to their lowest level since May, briefly touching $57.89 per barrel.
The Pound Sterling slides during the North American session, down 0.18% as tensions between the US and China ease, following last Friday’s escalation, that prompted investors to buy safety assets.
The price of silver has soared partly due to a massive, short squeeze and a shortage of available silver in London. As of today morning, silver was trading at $51.86.
When the economy is growing in a steady manner, a missed release is not a problem. But when the economy is on a potential tipping point, the preliminary release and revisions take on a heightened importance.
The Dow fell below the support of 46100 last week and managed to accelerate the drop movement toward 45135 before prices rebounded on Trump’s announcement about China.
As Tesla's earnings report approaches, mixed investor sentiment and elevated leverage create uncertainty around its stock performance amidst strong growth metrics and industry volatility.
Neither the US nor China have backed away from the brink approached before the weekend, but the many market participants have concluded that this is an
The trading week ending on Friday, 10 October 2025, saw the S&P 500 drop over 2.4% from its previous week's close. The index closed the week at 6,552.50.
The euro remains under pressure as escalating trade risks fuel market anxiety. A sharp sell-off was triggered by Donald Trump's announcement of a potential 100% tariff on Chinese goods
Crypto market declined, but Bitcoin dominance breakdown could trigger the final Altcoin rally of this bull cycle from a technical and Elliott wave perspective.
US equity-index futures rose after Trump indicated an openness to a deal with China, boosting morale after markets were unnerved by a rapid escalation in trade tensions.
As the new week unfolds, global FX markets wrestle with the uncertainty from the ongoing U.S. government shutdown, which has disrupted key data issuance and left investors “flying blind.”
The First Brands Group, manufacturer of auto parts, including Raybestos brakes and FRAM, filed for bankruptcy on September 29th. This bankruptcy is troubling in two ways.
The last year has been good for automobile sales thanks to looming tariffs and current tax credits. Tariffs in place will trigger lower sales in the coming year.
Pound’s reversal against the Yen found support near the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement, right below the 202.00 line, and is trading higher again on Monday.
The GBP/USD exchange rate has pulled back and reached its lowest level since August 1 as traders braced for a renewed trade war between the United States and China.
US stocks fell sharply on Friday, retreating from recent highs after President Donald Trump shocked markets with threats of a “massive” increase in tariffs on Chinese goods.
In panic people sell what they can in many cases, not necessarily what they want to part with. Tech, Quantum, cyclicals, retail ... across the board they ran for the hills.
The company has so far deployed more than 100 megawatt-hours of residential storage in less than two years, making it one of the country’s fastest-growing distributed energy providers.
USD declined even before the China tariffs hit, but I doubt this is a lasting reversal; there are so many issues in the world that USA would still look most stable.
