Inflation Worries Haunt Trump as He Insists “No Inflation” Ahead of Key CPI
Trump keeps declaring inflation “over,” but polls show it’s his biggest economic liability — and Thursday’s CPI report could...
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Markets Open Neutral as Traders Await PPI and Microsoft’s Remarks
Wall Street, Asia, and Europe all saw record or near-record highs, but beneath the rally, investors are laser-focused on...
France’s Government Collapses — What Moved in Markets and What’s Next
Prime Minister François Bayrou lost a knife-edge test of authority he set for himself: a confidence vote tied to...
Stablecoins Emerge as the Next Front in the US–China Rivalry
Stablecoins, the digital tokens pegged to traditional currencies, are shaping up to be the next major battleground between the...
Global Markets Start the Week on Edge After Jobs Shock and Political Upheaval
Wall Street’s rally stalled on a weak US payrolls report, Europe wobbled, and Japan’s prime ministerial resignation rattled currency...
What To Watch in Markets This Week: Inflation in Focus
It’s shaping up to be a week that markets and policymakers can’t afford to ignore. With key inflation data...
Trump Threatens Section 301 Action Over EU Tech Fines
President Donald Trump sharply condemned the European Union’s decision to fine Google nearly €2.95 billion (~$3.5 billion), calling it...
OPEC+ agrees further oil output boost from October
OPEC+, led by Saudi Arabia, has agreed to increase oil production starting in October—though by a much smaller amount...
A Shockingly Weak Jobs Report: What it means for FED
The August nonfarm payrolls report showed the US economy added just 22,000 jobs — far below economists’ forecast of...
14 Companies That Could Benefit From Trump’s State Capitalism
Washington is no longer just writing checks. It’s taking equity. After the U.S. took a 9.9% stake in Intel,...