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Markets opened today at session lows, and spent most of the day in the green. At the close, we’re off intra-day highs but with an upward-pointing arrow.
Out of 50,000 posts, I’m not sure I’ve ever mentioned the sector fund XBI before, but here we are. It seems to me that this fund, representing the biotech sector, is in for some serious skidding.
Trump has been telling us all along about what he was planning to do; he said he was going to be nicer and that he was going to charge less to the countries that have tariffs on US exports.
GBP/USD surged to six-month highs on Wednesday as the Trump administration’s new tariffs were less severe than expected, easing investor fears after weeks of aggressive trade threats.
Tesla (TSLA) global deliveries are the lowest since the second quarter of 2022. 2024 marks the beginning of the end of chauffeur-driven taxi and limo services.
On Wednesday's American session, the Australian Dollar pulled back after a brief spike to multi-day highs, with the AUD/USD pair slipping back under the 0.6300 threshold.
A US 20% reciprocal tariff on the European Union will hurt. It's worsened the eurozone's short-term outlook. Now, so much depends on European governments to push through with their planned fiscal stimulus and reforms to strengthen domestic economies
Stocks were in risk on mode today, rallying for much of the day, squeezing the shorts who had taken defensive positions ahead of Donald's pronouncements on tariffs.
Historically, when the S&P 500 has fallen 10% and the yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury bond has declined 50+ basis points, the U.S. economy has been heading into recession about 70% of the time.
Here are five dividend ETFs that are clearly outpacing the broad market indices this year by wide margins and are considered solid options for investors searching for yields as well as some returns in uncertain markets.
Despite headlines, the market isn’t in a bear territory yet. Volatility and uncertainty are high, but history has shown that even major events like wars and financial crises become mere blips in long-term investing.
A world without tariffs is, of course, a good goal. But there are other forms of American leverage that Trump can use that, in contrast, will not hurt Americans at all.
Silver is up more than gold – outperforming it on an immediate-term basis. At the same time, miners are down. This is a classic short-term sell signal.
Given the importance of inflation and interest rates to the economy and the financial markets, it’s worth assessing his clues and formulating some answers about what Donald Trump may be up to.
Markets were ticking higher Wednesday after a solid private sector jobs report for the month of March, offsetting pre-market losses due to looming tariffs.
AT&T's strategic focus on 5G, streaming services, and potential acquisitions like Lumen's mass-markets business could drive future growth and monetization opportunities.
Gold prices surged to a new all-time high amid global trade war fears and interest rate cut expectations, with bullish momentum expected to persist above $3,000.
Investors may turn to the Japanese Yen amid uncertainties over “Liberation Day”. USDJPY has been consolidating in a symmetrical triangle since August 2024
All eyes on what comes of today’s Liberation Day. The market will be wanting to know the extent of the tariff package scheduled to be announced by President Trump.
If the tariffs are perceived as globally disruptive but relatively soft on Canada, that could ironically bolster CAD by reducing uncertainty and supporting risk sentiment.
The trepidation over today's US tariff announcement has been underscored by reports that even as late as yesterday, a final decision had not been made.
Crude oil retreats from the 200-day EMA as traders await U.S. tariff announcements, with $70 support and $78.50 resistance defining near-term direction.
The EUR/USD pair continues its gradual decline, erasing its recent technical rebound and retreating to 1.0795. Traders remain cautious as key economic and political developments loom.
