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AUD/USD is holding above key support within a bullish megaphone pattern, with a breakout toward 0.6500 likely as traders await U.S. inflation and Aussie jobs data.
After a sharp rally, Bitcoin shows signs of overextension with likely profit-taking ahead, but remains bullish with support expected near the $100K–$95K range.
Despite the strong recovery over the last five years, U.S. GDP growth is now projected to hit a speed bump following the Trump administration’s reciprocal tariffs announced in April 2025.
Investors and managers digest the trade prospects and argue over the outcomes; while we have focused on selected non-big-cap stocks for the most part; seeking to stay out of the political circus center-ring antics.
An economy in which consumption is the number one driver there can be elements of adjustment in which the benefit for the overall economy for everybody may come from being a little bit more prudent about consumption
The pace of change in the world order has accelerated notably in 2025. The era of globalization is being fast replaced by nationalism, protectionism and a shift towards regional trading blocks.
The British pound was the strongest major currency last week, while the Canadian dollar was the weakest. Volatility decreased again over this period, as only one of the most important Forex currency pairs and crosses changed in value by more than 1%.
The technology solutions industry is still recovering from significant headwinds stemming from a challenging macroeconomic climate. However, these stocks in the space are worth keeping an eye on despite the unfavorable environment.
Global leading indicators were hanging on for dear life in April, strained by the shock of President Trump’s tariff measures. A rebound from recent levels that could keep the cyclical upturn alive is not without precedent, but it is rare.
The crypto market has enjoyed a spectacular, albeit unexpected, recovery that pushed all cryptocurrencies far above the red line. While last week was all doom and gloom, this time around, everyone rejoiced at the value boosts seen across the board.
Carnival Corp produced positive free cash flow last quarter, albeit at a lower level on a trailing 12-month basis than in 2024. However, its upcoming results could surprise analysts.
In this brief market report, we will take a look at the various asset classes, sectors, equity categories, ETFs, and stocks that moved the market higher, as well as the market segments that defied the trend by moving lower.
Stocks have consolidated over the past week and now appear to be positioned at a critical technical crossroads. The S&P 500 is wedged between the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement level and its 200-day moving average.
Starwood Property made headlines with $2.3 billion in new investment commitments during Q1, marking its most active quarter in nearly three years. This surge highlights confidence in future opportunities despite a cautious lending environment.
You may know Brinker International better as the restaurant company that owns Chili’s. They've been on one heck of an earnings momentum run since late 2022, one where EPS has risen 3X and the share price has rallied 6X from valley to recent peak.
Inflammation drug developer Apimeds Pharmaceuticals made its public debut this week, as it started trading at $4 on Friday and raised about $13.5 million in gross proceeds. Additionally, American Integrity Insurance opened on May 8 at $18.50.
Supermarket companies are capitalizing on steady consumer demand and investing in AI-powered omnichannel strategies to enhance convenience, efficiency, and personalization. Efforts like these put some specific stocks in the spotlight.
It's certainly been quite an interesting few weeks in the stock market. Stocks have been drawn up, and now? The stock market is at a critical level. Can the SPX push through and move higher, or is this where the next leg down begins?
The WTI crude oil price rebounded last week as hopes of a trade deal between the U.S. and China helped to offset the supply challenge facing the industry.
Higher domestic natural gas prices seem very likely to us. As long as the huge spread exists between the US and other regional markets, companies will be looking to add LNG export capacity.
No one’s work promoted the term “political business cycle” and the idea of incumbent politicians manipulating the economy for the retention of political power more than William Nordhaus.
Powell avoided naming stagflation but outlined its ingredients—rising inflation and unemployment—and linked these risks to tariff policies. The Fed is clearly signaling that tariff relief is essential for monetary easing.
A country’s largest trading partners play a pivotal role in shaping its economic stability, currency strength, and market potential—all of which influence investor sentiment.
