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Given the positivity of the Q3 cycle so far, is it reasonable to expect the AI player to keep the momentum rolling? Let’s take a closer look at expectations.
The Trump administration informed a Rhode Island federal judge on Monday that it would draw on contingency funds to pay 50% of SNAP benefits for November, as the ongoing government shutdown continues to disrupt federal services.
US Treasury yields look like they want to nudge higher when they can. And why not, as corporate earnings are firm, and hard macro data is being kept under shutdown wraps. New lows in euro rate volatility help spreads on EGBs tighten further.
Gold price declines to around $4,000 during the early Asian session on Tuesday. The precious metal edges lower as traders dialed back bets for further Fed rate cuts.
GBP/USD has managed to keep pumping the brakes at the outset of another trading week, finding enough friction to hold off on further declines as price action toys with the 1.3150 level.
Most traders look at charts and hope. I look at distributions and calculate. As November opens, I already know the S&P should trade between 6982 and 6540 for the entire month.
Technically, CCJ’s breakout above round-number resistance at $100 confirms powerful bullish momentum, though near-term consolidation is likely as traders lock in profits.
Tariffs can reshape the face of trade, making trade with certain countries or certain products more or less attractive. But the overall trade deficits is not caused by tariffs, or the lack of tariffs.
Chevron Corp reported a 52% YoY gain in Q3 adjusted free cash flow (FCF), and a 14% adjusted FCF margin. That more than covered its dividend and buybacks.
The S&P 500 has gone from strength to strength since the launch of OpenAI’s ChatGPT large language model (LLM), as the global artificial intelligence boom saw some tech stock valuations soar beyond $4 trillion for the first time.
Since 1950, when the S&P 500 has been up more than 15% year-to-date by the end of October—as it is this year—stocks have finished higher in November and December 95% of the time.
Since 2023, the Fed has drained some $2.38 trillion in reserves from the financial system via its QT program. As a result of this and other recent developments, reserves in the financial system have fallen to their lowest levels in five years.
One of the big events is that on Wednesday, the US Supreme Court will hear oral arguments regarding the Trump administration’s IEEPA tariffs, which account for roughly half of tariff revenue collections in 2025.
Goldman Sachs warned that the ongoing U.S. government shutdown is set to inflict the largest economic hit of any shutdown on record, both in scale and duration.
ISM Manufacturing PMI declined to 48.7 in October—marking its eighth straight month of contraction—despite the input-price index remaining elevated at 58.0, signaling inflation pressure even amid weakening factory activity.
The UK's FTSE 100 edged lower on Monday as the market braced for a busy week of corporate earnings and a key interest rate decision from the Bank of England.
Micron Technology is experiencing significant stock momentum driven by rising AI demand and favorable market conditions, positioning it favorably for continued growth amid technical volatility.
Silver has now corrected by about 13% since recently peaking at $54. I realize that some of you are concerned. You may be asking yourselves if this is the end of the silver bull market. I say definitely not...
US stocks topped returns for the major asset classes in October, regaining the leadership position for the first time in five months, based on a set of ETFs.
Gold pushes higher as political gridlock, weak China data, and renewed trade tensions drive safe-haven demand. A technical breakout and wedge retest signal continued strength amid Fed policy shifts and rising global uncertainty.
Gold kicks off the week on a cautious footing, oscillating within its established $3,900-$4,050 range as traders weigh an evolving macroeconomic backdrop.
The combination of strong US GDP growth, improved inflation control, and strong domestic private labor market performance, reducing government spending and immigration jobs, put the United States significantly ahead of all its peers.
OpenAI has signed a landmark $38 billion agreement with Amazon Web Services (AWS), marking its first major team-up with the world’s leading cloud infrastructure provider.
With 5 of the Magnificent 7 tech giants reporting, the post-earnings reaction hardly exuded confidence. All this while investor sentiment leans heavily bullish.
Nvidia’s stock gained on Monday, lifted by renewed optimism around US corporate spending on artificial-intelligence chips, even as restrictions on sales to China continue to cloud the outlook.
The final two-month stretch of 2025 begins. Bulls couldn’t be in a better position heading into year-end based on what I’m seeing in the market’s internals.
Nomura has paid a variable annual and recent semi-annual dividend since January 1987. The current forward-looking annual dividend of $0.2376 yields 3.38% as of Friday’s share price.
The credit markets may still look calm on the surface, but there’s a tremor underneath. And gold, especially the physical kind, is starting to look like the most rational way to ride it out.
