General Mills reported Q2 EPS of $1.10 and revenue of $4.9 billion, both above expectations, while reaffirming its fiscal 2026 outlook.

Scienjoy Launches AI Vista Live! in Dubai on December 11, marking a strategic shift towards the AI Agents/Digital Humans Industry that is expected to see explosive growth.

Silver, the precious metal, has gained over 100% this year, starting under $30 per ounce and now trading above $60.

GBP/USD slumps as UK CPI cools, reinforcing BoE rate cut expectations. Oil prices jump as U.S.-Venezuela tensions intensify.

Algorithmic certainty risks erasing market friction, risk, and agency, reducing capitalism to a static system where efficiency replaces choice and innovation.

On Wednesday, silver surged past 66 USD per ounce, setting a new all-time high.

Gold trades with a mild positive bias but struggles to extend gains as the US Dollar rebounds.

Bitcoin is consolidating between $80K support and the 50-day EMA near $95K, with the next breakout likely determining a move toward $65K or $100K.

Indices dropped as two rounds of job data showed a slowdown in the economy.

Gold price remains supported above $4,300 level, looking to close the year with more than 60% annual gains.

Comparing some key differences between Kevin Warsh and Kevin Hassett. Understanding what each contributes to the Fed helps us better assess their effects on capital markets.

The Pound Sterling falls sharply against its major peers after the release of soft UK CPI data for November.

The unemployment rate for those 16-19 rockets to 16.3 percent, Blacks to 8.3 percent.

Chinese investment crashed yet again in November, the second straight month of big-time declines.

A soft-looking set of US jobs data yesterday took the DXY dollar index down to the lowest levels since early October.

The Nasdaq 100 is stabilizing around the 25,000 level as artificial intelligence narratives drive short-term volatility, with the broader uptrend still intact.

Indian share markets are trading higher today, with the Sensex trading 171 points higher, and the Nifty is trading 50 points higher.

EUR/USD rose toward its highest level since September, buoyed by weak US job data and expectations that the ECB will hold rates steady ahead of key inflation figures.

The American dollar pulled lower on the back of the latest Non-Farm Payroll numbers.

The article examines how once-hot nuclear power stocks have been sharply sold off, signaling a reversal from earlier enthusiasm for the nuclear theme and revealing a notable shift in investor sentiment across the energy sector.