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The Dow Jones Industrial Average is down triple digits midday, while the Nasdaq Composite Index and S&P 500 Index sit on either side of breakeven after earlier notching fresh record highs.
It’s Thursday, which typically means it’s time for the weekly initial and continuing jobless claims update. As we all know, the Federal government has shut down, because there is no budget for this fiscal year that began yesterday.
Intel’s stock jumped over 7% Wednesday after Semafor reported the company is in early talks to make chips for longtime rival AMD in its foundry business. AMD shares also ticked higher, and is up nearly 4% in Thursday trade.
Asian investors tend to favor physical metal. Bar and coin demand was up by 11 percent in H1, rising to 582 tonnes, with Chinese and Indian investors leading the way.
Bulgaria’s economy gained momentum in 2025, led by consumption and investment, despite weak exports and an industrial drag. The country's euro adoption on 1 January 2026 is set to unlock new growth potential...
Manilla has paid semi-annual dividends since May 23, 2014. The current forward looking annual $0.78 dividend yields 4.44% per Wednesday’s $17.55 share price.
Thermo Fisher Scientific's recent partnerships and technical momentum suggest strong market positioning, though caution is warranted due to average fundamentals and increased debt leverage.
Tesla shares jumped 3.5%, rising to a fresh 2025 high and pushing Elon's wealth above $500 billion, after the company reported stronger-than-expected third-quarter delivery figures.
The Global Market Index is expected to earn a 7%-plus annualized total return in today’s update for the long-run outlook, based on data through September.
Crypto market remains bullish, but it can be the final 5th wave, as it can be trading in the final stages of a bullish cycle this year from a technical perspective and by Elliott wave model.
Wall Street indices closed at record highs on Wednesday, driven by strong sectoral performance and optimism that the US government shutdown would be short-lived.
Global stock markets are experiencing a historic surge, which has continued into Asian trading hours, with a rise in shares attributed to OpenAI's partnership with South Korea's top semiconductor manufacturers.
The GBP/USD exchange rate held steady on Thursday as the US dollar retreat continued. It jumped to a high of 1.3485, continuing a trend that started when it bottomed at 1.3325.
With many major US data releases withheld due to the government shutdown, alternative measures (yesterday’s ADP, today’s Challenger data) are set to have a longer-lasting impact on markets than usual.
Nvidia is set to make a massive strategic investment of up to $100 billion in OpenAI to fund new data centers with a required minimum capacity of 10 gigawatts.
Gold price and the Swiss franc are soaring this year, while the US Dollar Index is plunging as investors embrace their role as safe haven assets amid soaring risks.
In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the impact of the federal government shutdown on the metals market, noting an unexpected rally in stocks and a cautious outlook for gold and silver.
US rates are finding bullish signals in second-tier data as the US government shutdown continues. The 2nd largest Dutch pension fund is showing confidence about its transition date of 1 January 2026, which should help support the 10s30s steepening
The short-term Elliott Wave analysis for the Nasdaq (NQ) reveals a bullish cycle initiated from the August 2, 2025, low, progressing as a five-wave impulse structure.
A tidal wave of optimism has swept across Asian markets, as a landmark partnership between the AI titan OpenAI and two of South Korea’s biggest companies sent the nation’s stock market soaring to a new all-time high.
While the point estimate suggests a decrease in employment, when the report comes out, the wide standard error interval suggests that a positive reading is as possible as negative.
The Japanese Yen (JPY) turns positive for the fifth straight day against its American counterpart on Thursday and remains close to a two-week high touched the previous day.
In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the current state of the financial markets as of October 1, 2025, noting a surprising rally in the stock market despite expectations of a downturn due to government shutdowns.
South Korea's inflation remained around 2% and exports weakened quite dramatically in September, supporting the argument for rate cuts. However, a renewed rise in property prices in Seoul could delay the timing.
West Texas Intermediate (WTI), the US crude oil benchmark, is trading around $61.90 during the Asian trading hours on Thursday. The WTI edges higher as traders remain cautious due to ongoing geopolitical risks.
Market indexes were ultimately unbothered by this latest federal government shutdown today, to say nothing of the negative private-sector payroll report this morning from ADP.
In this article, we’ll explore the recent rate cut, its potential effects on the real estate market, and what it means for both experienced and novice real estate investors.
Goldman analysts find that a softening labor market, slowing traffic at major QSR chains, and intensifying competition are raising investor concerns about ready-to-drink (RTD) and specialty coffee demand.
AUD/USD took a breather on Wednesday, churning in place near 0.6620 after a three-day gain streak that saw the US Dollar (USD) rebound from a three-week low of 0.6520 against the Australian Dollar (AUD).
Artificial general intelligence could transform our lives and result in enormous productivity gains. Further, valuations are not as extreme as during the dot-com bubble.
If sugar joins the rally alongside oil, the market should brace for a stickier, multi-sourced inflation cycle that echoes past inflationary eras — and challenges the Fed’s easing narrative.
