Credit Trump for pushing Canada closer to China.

The latest gauge from the weekly AAII survey showed 41.4% of respondents reporting as bullish, down from a 30-week high of 45.0% headed into the July 4th weekend.

Gold stays firm as U.S. jobless claims beat forecasts, reducing odds of a July rate cut.

The U.S. Dollar holds steady above 97.50 after modest losses during Asian trading hours.

The bid to cover was 2.383, down from 2.430 in June but in the recent range; indeed it priced just below the six-auction average of 2.399.

Germany’s days as an industrial powerhouse are over, and the eurozone is, as a result, toast.

As Nvidia makes new highs other MAG-7 stocks falter.

Rice was higher again on speculative short covering and perhaps some new buying from commercials.

Silver looks poised to begin another sharp upleg shortly, and the long-term outlook for it could not be better.

The Central U.S. Forecast remains non-threatening into the final week of July, with abundant Midwest rainfall and maximum temperatures in the low to mid-870’s featured.

The 25Q2 Y/Y blended earnings growth estimate is 61.8%. If the energy sector is excluded, the growth rate for the index is 81.0%.

Most Fed officials anticipate rate cuts in the near future, but views are mixed about the timing and how much to cut.

Propane/propylene inventories increased by 2.7 million barrels and are 12% above average.

Investors are brushing off global trade tensions this afternoon, after President Trump imposed a 50% tariff on copper and Brazilian imports, effective Aug. 1.

PayPal stock price has bounced back after bottoming at $55.8 in April this year. It has jumped by over 38% from its lowest level. This article explains why stablecoins are a major threat to PayPal’s business model.

WK Kellogg Co.​​​​ soared about 30% on Thursday morning after Italian confectionery giant Ferrero said it will buy the cereal maker for $3.1 billion.

The Elon Musk saga will either intensify or stabilize. Tesla shareholders are anxious to see his next moves.

The US Dollar holds its footing on Thursday after a weak start to the day, as investors digest fresh tariff threats from US President Donald Trump.

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In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the current state of the stock market, noting a slight pullback from recent gains and questioning the sustainability of continued upward momentum.