Goldman Sachs names Ollie's Bargain and Target Corp as two retail stocks to own for 2025.

We see large parts of the complex edging lower in 2025 with relatively comfortable supply and demand balances.

Enhanced Geothermal Systems (EGS) are quietly transforming how we think about renewable energy, turning one of the Earth’s most underutilized resources—its internal heat—into a reliable and sustainable power source.

A discussion about the current low-volatility market environment, where dips are brief, and stocks quickly recover, challenging traditional trading strategies.

Should the S/A Crops not come in as big as expected, Corn Futures have solid rally potential – given the excellent foreign and domestic demand it has garnered.

The universe of high-yield, option strategy ETFs continues to explode, with new funds launching every week.

The long-term chart for silver looks sensational. Short-term, however, there’s an important task at hand.

Despite improvement in rent, the CPI rose another 0.3 percent in November. Here are the key numbers.

It’s important to understand what’s really keeping the stock market up, and to keep in mind that there are some dangerous developments that are seemingly being ignored by investors these days.

The bid to cover was a whopper: rising to 2.70 from 2.58 in November, and the highest since June 2016.

Tesla stock price typically moves upward for a year or so, finds a new high, and then ranges for a couple of years before finding a new high.

EU carbon targets tighten in 2025, as carmakers grapple with sluggish EV demand and Chinese competition.

Technical analysis of the stock chart for GAP.

On a YoY basis, headline prices are up 2.7%, an increase of 0.3% from their 2.4% low two months ago. Core prices excluding food and energy are up 3.3% YoY.

Nutanix has very solid economic moat characteristics.

The UK benchmark reversed early losses to trade higher on the session, gaining over 0.5%.

The Bank of Canada cut its policy interest rate 50bp at a second meeting in a row. Inflation is already at target, growth is disappointing and excess supply in the economy is growing.

The U.S. corn balance sheet continues to tighten has pulled global stocks down to 296 MMT’s, vs. a projected 304 MMT’s in Nov and 316 MMT’s a year ago.

Prices are up +2.7% over the last 12 months, up from the +2.6% pace of price increases for the 12 months ending in October.

Stocks are higher this afternoon, after this morning's highly-anticipated CPI report met expectations.