Yields failed to keep up on Thursday's good economic data, and understandably moved south on Friday. Short end too, meaning the market ascribes Waller's case plausibility.
When it comes to Nvidia-backed data center stocks, investors can't get enough of CoreWeave. Another competing force is emerging in the background, though.
Near- and mid-term outlooks for the EUR/USD currency pair are likely going to continue colliding, and this will lead to additional choppiness. Traders need to understand that the next two weeks of Forex price action are likely going to be volatile.
The “essentiality theme” could be your best option to outperform in this market environment. Boeing Co. and International Business Machines Corp. are some
Netflix reported strong second-quarter 2025 results after the closing bell on Thursday. The world's largest video-streaming company outpaced earnings estimates but slightly missed on revenues. Here are ETFs to consider following this development.
Tesla, Inc. closed at $329.65 on July 18, gaining 3.21% ahead of its upcoming Q2 earnings announcement scheduled for July 23. Additionally, Tesla unveiled a new Model 3+ variant for China with a potentially longer driving range.
While Apple’s unlikely to relocate the actual assembly facilities to the U.S., the company did recently announce that some of the critical inputs for the products will be sourced right here.
The US dollar was the strongest major currency last week, while the Japanese yen was the weakest. Volatility declined strongly during this period, as only 7% of the most important Forex currency pairs and crosses changed in value by more than 1%.
Kinder Morgan kicked off pipeline earnings season last week. Their adjusted EBITDA came in a little ahead of expectations at $1.97 billion vs. $1.95 billion. Management guidance was positive. However, there are some negatives.
The automotive industry is holding up well, thanks to a mix of supportive trends. Here is a brief overview of two stocks in the space that may capitalize on these beneficial trends.
President Trump's administration reviewed contracts held by SpaceX with the federal government and found that the majority of these contracts are indispensable to the Defense Department and NASA.
In a move that marks its entry into the foldable smartphone market, Apple is set to launch a device that bears a striking resemblance to the Galaxy Z Fold line by Samsung.
Donald Trump family’s primary cryptocurrency venture, World Liberty Financial (WLF), has seen its Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) investment balloon to a staggering $251 million, leading to a paper profit of $26 million.
Back in 2022, I argued Ethereum wasn’t just another cryptocurrency -- it was starting to look like a global financial system that could compete with the U.S. dollar. Fast forward to this past week, where Ethereum has jumped 22%, blowing past $3,400.
What was Wall Street buzzing about this week? Here is a quick look at the top 5 buy calls and the 5 sell calls made by Wall Street's best analysts during the trading week of July 14-18, 2025.
In a recent prediction by analytics platform Glassnode, Bitcoin‘s (CRYPTO: BTC) value could potentially surge by roughly 15%, reaching a staggering $136,000, if current demand continues. However, there is a possible hitch to this prediction.
If you think the AI revolution is over, you should know that insiders at many AI firms have been loading up on shares -- and they’re not selling, either.
It appears that Japan’s ruling coalition is poised to suffer significant losses in its upper house, which may not bode well for JGBs or the USD/JPY currency cross. Both the yen and JGBs have been under pressure leading up to this weekend’s vote.
From cutting-edge innovation to surging investor enthusiasm, the space economy is taking off. The S&P Kensho Space Index’s lead over the S&P 500 highlights rising investor confidence and bullish market sentiment. Here are some ETFs that may benefit.
Regional banking company Simmons First National (NASDAQ:SFNC) fell short of the market’s revenue expectations in Q2 CY2025, but sales rose 5.1% year on year to $214.2 million. Its non-GAAP profit of $0.44 per share was 12.8% above analysts’ consensus estimates.
