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Amid trade war concerns, China is increasing imports of oil and liquefied natural gas ahead of potential sanctions, aiming to secure affordable oil supplies.
In a turbulent year for financial markets, US equities and real estate investment trusts are still bearing the brunt of the selling so far in 2025, based on a set of ETFs.
Gold prices pulled back from record highs but remain in an overall bullish trend, with key support at $3,260 and traders looking to buy dips above $3,000.
The market continues to advance on several positive catalysts, including easing tariff fears, potential peace developments in Ukraine, and anticipated quarterly earnings releases.
Markets will be watching the result of a closely contested Federal election in Canada today, with the governing Liberal Party narrowly ahead in final opinion polls.
It appears we will witness a whiplash in rates and activity at ports that will play out over time. This volatility will also be an issue for the trucking industry.
Large overnight gaps (≥1% moves from the prior close to the next open) are significant events for traders. They often reflect major news or shifts in sentiment.
Of all the disruptive policies President Trump has made so far in his second term, his hardball strategy to reform global trade has received the most scorn.
Markets grabbed a tactical lifeline last week as the White House pulled back from the brink. The market’s stopped panicking, but it hasn’t started trusting.
For nearly eight decades the U.S. dollar has worn the crown of global commerce - pricing oil, anchoring central-bank reserves, and underwriting America’s unrivaled borrowing binge.
A dramatic confrontation between the White House and the Federal Reserve has been put off – for now. Come Tuesday, Trump said he has “no intention” of firing Powell before his term ends.
Prices broke down on Monday, reversed on Tuesday, and ultimately ended the week strong. In addition, new NYSE 52-week lows have remained at relatively harmless levels for about two weeks.
It’s a pinnacle of innovation when a company opens up new revenue spigots or marketing vistas by adding new features to an existing (and already successful) product. That is exactly what Kratos Defense & Security Solutions Inc. recently did.
Catch up on the top artificial intelligence news and commentary by Wall Street analysts on publicly traded companies in the technology space with this short recap.
HCA Healthcare reported a robust start to 2025, although shares closed at $327.92 on April 25, slipping 3.95% despite the upbeat earnings. Diluted earnings per share surged over 20% to $6.45, fueled by inpatient and emergency room volume growth.
After weeks of trading in a consolidation pattern, Cardano finally pierced through the upper resistance of a falling wedge, which typically is a bullish reversal formation.
The retail industry is juggling shifting consumer behaviors, stiff competition, and evolving tariff policies that are expected to influence the sector’s trajectory. Yet, here are 4 stocks in the space to keep an eye on despite the challenges.
In yet another sign of a cracking and creaking US economy, Americans are increasingly tapping Buy Now, Pay Later financing to pay for daily essentials -- even groceries -- according to a new survey released on Friday by Lending Tree.
The US dollar initially fell against the Japanese yen during the week, but it eventually found enough support near the JPY140 level to turn things around and bounce quite significantly.
Alphabet Inc. reported higher Q1 free cash flow results than last year. However, despite trailing 12-month capex spending that surged over 50%, its FCF margins remained high. That makes Alphabet stock look cheap at the moment. Is it time to buy?
The cryptocurrency market finally experienced some better days. The past week saw a much-needed de-escalation in the global trade war that came directly from the one who started it. As a result, most financial sectors rebounded.
Instead of buying companies that have already released their quarterly figures, positioning your portfolio with stocks likely to surpass estimates could lead to better returns. Thus, here are 4 REITs scheduled to release earnings in the short-term.
Pinnacle Food, a provider of smart hydroponic growing systems and technical services, opened for trading this week, raising gross proceeds of about $7.2 million.
