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The Dow carried its gains through the close, finishing up 497 points after the Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 25 basis points for the third -- and final -- time this year.
The US Dollar Index (DXY) reversed two daily gains in a row and collapsed to multi-week lows in the 98.60-98.50 band amid declining yields following the FOMC event on Wednesday.
With a third consecutive rate cut bringing the Fed Funds range to 3.50%–3.75%, the Fed may pause for now as it reassesses the effectiveness of its “risk management” approach amid mixed economic signals.
The technical picture for GE Aerospace is at a pivotal point. The evidence leans towards a topping pattern and a potential shorting opportunity, but confirmation is everything.
High shelter costs drain cash flow away from other spending, saving and investment. The higher the price of a home, the more buyers are likely to borrow to acquire it, and the longer the cash drain from other needs and goals.
Real Personal Income continues to rise as Light Weight Vehicle SAAR is reduced. Light Weight Vehicle sales continue sluggish primarily due to Toyota’s keeping dealer inventories low.
Soybeans and the products were lower in response to the release of the WASDE reports that showed unchanged stocks levels for the U.S. and marginally lower ending stocks for the world.
A global look at how antitrust laws have rapidly expanded, examining how developing countries adopt and enforce competition policy, the political forces behind it, and why enforcement strength varies across Brazil, China, India, and Eastern Europe.
Gold (XAU/USD) posts modest losses on Wednesday with traders bracing for the Fed’s monetary policy decision, along with Fed Chair Jerome Powell's press conference.
Intel shares slipped in early trading on Wednesday after the company was named in a series of lawsuits accusing major U.S. chipmakers of failing to stop their technology from ending up in Russian weapons used against civilians in Ukraine.
SMH is in a bullish Wave 5, with potential to extend toward 400 despite short-term pullbacks. The broader uptrend may persist into late 2025 or early 2026.
Silver bulls smashed through the key red resistance zone just above 5900, closed the gap, and broke that long-standing psychological wall at 6000. What happened next?
S&P 500 lured bulls in as called, and then prices started to drift lower – not before clients‘ long gains were secured. Also that BTC spike gave way, which is so similar to the risk-off sentiment coming back before the closing bell.
Floyd Public Company Limited specializes in engineering, procurement, and construction services within the mechanical, electrical, and plumbing fields.
The official government third-quarter GDP report remains a mystery as the Bureau of Economic Analysis struggles to recover its data collection and analysis efforts following the government shutdown.
In this video, Ira Epstein highlights key economic indicators such as the mortgage market index, which showed a surprising increase, and the employment cost index, which presented slightly favorable news.
AppLovin Corporation's stock has reached near a 52-week high, buoyed by strong revenue performance and positive investor sentiment around its AI-driven advertising technologies.
As markets head into today’s FOMC decision, the consensus expectation is for the Federal Reserve to deliver a 25bp rate cut, an outcome that is largely priced in.
Veteran market experience suggests today’s record insider selling and rising debt may signal a coming crisis, with governments possibly turning to gold revaluation and currency debasement to cope.
The defense sector has particularly suffered this morning, with the likes of BAE Systems, Rheinmetall, and Thales losing traction as the end of the Russia-Ukraine war comes into sight.
Swiss central bankers are being forced to choose between negative interest rates and negative consumer prices by the increasingly negative direction of the globally synchronized system.
The cryptocurrency market continues to keep traders on their toes, with sudden spikes and drawdowns liquidating longs and shorts, leaving many befuddled as to what comes next.
