Inflation doesn’t just “happen”: it’s a deliberate policy that distorts markets, transfers wealth, and props up an elite few while undermining the productive economy.
IPO activity post-pandemic has fluctuated significantly, primarily driven by economic uncertainty, rising interest rates, and inflation. But the tide has shifted positively over the past year, with several notable IPOs hitting the market.
Just another week in Bizzarro Bubble World. Trump and Powell, donning construction hard hats, bicker in front of the cameras about the cost of the Fed’s refurbishment project.
Stocks had another strong week on solid earnings, but tariff and trade policy, along with next week's Fed decision and Jobs report, could stall momentum
Durban / Washington, D.C., July 26, 2025 — Amid escalating global economic tensions, Odyssey Capital, a pioneer in financial technology and multi‑asset management, made its presence known at two high‑profile international gatherings—first at the G20 Finance Chiefs Meeting in Durban and subsequently at the Global Inclusive Growth Summit in Washington, D.C. This dual engagement underscores the firm’s strategic positioning at the intersection of global finance innovation and inclusive development.
Buckle up, investors, because American Eagle Outfitters (NYSE: AEO) is pulling off the ultimate wardrobe malfunction-turned-market miracle. Shares blasted off with a jaw-dropping 28% surge in premarket trading before easing into an 8% gain, landing at around $11.74 and inflating the company's market cap by a whopping $200 million
US President Donald Trump struck an optimistic tone after a rare in-person visit to Federal Reserve headquarters in Washington on Thursday, suggesting the central bank may be edging closer to lowering interest rates.
We unpack the European Central Bank’s latest policy decision, provide an update on U.S. trade negotiations ahead of the August 1 deadline, and preview next week’s interest rate decisions from the Fed and Bank of Canada.
