U.S. Dollar gets bid as traders flee risk assets amid Fed pressure, soaring bond yields and tariff disputes.

Gold is signaling that the next inflationary storm is about to arrive.

U.S. consumer spending rose 0.5% in July, picking up from the previous month and posting the strongest monthly gain since March.

UK domestic investment has fallen significantly in the past decades.

LCID shares have recently undergone a 1-for-10 reverse split.

Following a strong month of August, stocks kicked off the most bearish month of the year appropriately, with triple-digit drops for the Dow and Nasdaq. 

The global sukuk market has surpassed the USD 1 trillion mark in outstanding issuances, achieving a significant milestone that affirms its role within the fixed income sector.

The ISM report for August reads like mild stagflation.

XRP ETF approval is almost certain, according to market veteran Nate Geraci. Is the SEC set to give the green light this year?

Quantum systems may look powerful on paper, but their fragility keeps practical applications years away.

UBER stock is very cheap, and shorting out-of-the-money (OTM) puts is one way to play the stock.

With the price of silver up 25 percent through the first six months of 2025, investment demand has surged. However, U.S. investors have not hopped on the bandwagon – yet.

The global industrial robotics market is on a sharp growth trajectory, projected to hit $10.2 billion in sales by 2025.

UK stocks declined on Tuesday, pressured by banks, utilities, and real estate companies that are sensitive to interest rates, as investor worries about the country's financial situation grew.

The central bank kept rates at 15%, with economists seeing scope for cuts as inflation eases.

Energy topped the charts again last week—a sector that typically emerges as a leader in the later stages of market cycles.

Investors are punishing KHC shares following the split announcement.

USD/JPY steadies above 148.00, easing slightly after hitting fresh one-month highs.

Investors might find opportunities in the wreckage.

The Kraft Heinz Company ​​​​announced on Tuesday, September 2, 2025, its decision to split into two independent publicly traded companies, effectively unwinding the decade-old merger that created one of the world’s largest food conglomerates.