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Optimism in Germany took a hit over the summer as political developments and decisions undermined the full positive impact of the fiscal stimulus announced in the spring.
Minsky Moment is the sudden collapse of the market following a long period of unsustainable speculative activity involving high debt amounts taken by investors.
The Trump trade has taken on a literal connotation, with the White House recently investing in several mining and technology companies that have publicly traded stocks.
PEP is on the reporting docket this week, with its results expected to come this Thursday before the market’s open. Let’s take a closer look at what to expect.
The move is a major strategic gambit, a high-stakes bet that it can succeed where a generation of Hollywood studios has failed and transform itself from a passive viewing experience into an interactive entertainment powerhouse.
In the ongoing debates about the virtues of active versus passive investment strategies, a fundamental problem undermines meaningful discussion: there is no universally accepted definition of what constitutes a “passive” strategy.
We see new record closing levels for the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq again today. Investors bought into the September-meeting Fed minutes, correctly anticipating the Fed is likely to make two more 25 bps cuts at the final two meetings of 2025.
The Japanese Yen edges higher during the Asian session on Thursday and moves away from a nearly eight-month low, touched against its American counterpart the previous day.
The stock market is the most popular option for long-term investment among U.S. adults, according to a new survey by the financial data company Bankrate.
In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the current state of the financial markets, highlighting the persistent bullish trend in the stock market despite occasional corrections.
In this article, let's take a broader look at the main coincident measures of expansion vs. recession and focus on some up-to-date measures of consumer spending.
Artificial intelligence is no longer a concept on the horizon; it’s already influencing how companies operate, investments are evaluated, and wealth is managed.
Gold price holds positive ground near $4,010 after retreating from a fresh record high of $4,059 in the previous session during the early Asian session on Thursday.
The S&P 500 advanced about 60 basis points on the day, but the index has essentially moved sideways since Friday. If it manages to gap higher tomorrow, that would be different, but for now, we’ve just been oscillating around the 6,750 gamma level.
Political pressure on the budget showdown will mount. The number of people receiving a subsidy jumped from 10 million to over 22 million as a result of Biden’s 2021 American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA).
The shutdown could cost the U.S. economy $15 billion per week. If it drags on for several more weeks, the economic disruption could become far more widespread.
The only thing falling is the yen, a casualty of Japan’s new “controlled reflation”, which looks a lot like old-fashioned currency engineering with better PR.
The Debt-to-GDP ratio of the world's largest economies is rising at a frightening pace as reckless deficit spending has become the order of the day.
Current probabilities for the end of the government shutdown contracts on Oct. 17 and Oct. 24 are 37% and 59%, pointing to forecast traders expecting a reopening date around Oct. 21.
The Fed Chair emphasized a meeting-by-meeting approach, guided by incoming data, and noted that markets are pricing in a path of cuts, but the Fed is focused on the data rather than market expectations.
The US Dollar Index (DXY) clocked its third consecutive day of gains, challenging its key 99.00 barrier amid an acceptable rebound in U.S. Treasury yields.
SPY has continued to shed assets this year, making it the worst-performing in Wall Street. It has lost over $32 billion in assets, while the VOO has added over $86 billion. IVV has added over $28 billion in assets.
