U.S. consumer sentiment is near a 3-year low November as Americans expressed concerns about high prices, weaker incomes, and mounting layoffs.

Stocks are on very thin ice.

Rice was higher after making new lows for the move on what appeared to be speculative trading.

Nvidia stock ticked higher Monday as Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick confirmed that President Trump will personally decide whether to allow the company to sell its powerful H200 AI chips to China.

The Nasdaq Composite boasts a 510-point lead this afternoon, as enthusiasm over AI trade resumes.

A delayed September jobs report highlights shrinking goods-sector employment, slowing payroll growth, and rising data gaps—raising recession risks as the U.S. weakens its statistical infrastructure.

The history of fiat currencies is always the same: first, governments exceed their credit limits, then ignore all the warning signs, and finally see the currency collapse.

We expect the Reserve Bank of New Zealand to cut rates by 25bp to 2.25% on 26 November. However, upside risks to inflation and growth mean, in our view, that this will be the last cut of the cycle.

Thai Vegetable Oil Public Company Limited is a producer and distributor of soybean meal and oil.

Save for Friday’s solid bounce, the carnage in a lot of the high-flying growth names that led the charge earlier this year continued. It’s looking like the blood bath is nearing its end, but another sector that I’ve highlighted continued to excel.

Stocks are on the back foot, with bulls continuing to hang on to optimism for lower rates and bears beginning to benefit from extended multiples plus weakening technicals.

X-energy raised $700M in Series D funding to scale its advanced small modular nuclear reactors and TRISO-X fuel, expanding supply chains and deployment plans with partners including Amazon, Dow, and Centrica as global demand for clean energy grows.

After opening the day flat, the benchmark indices continued their downward momentum and ended the session in the red.

Great Wall has paid variable annual dividends since July, 2013. It paid a dividend totaling $0.63 for 2025. And $0.63 is GW’s forward looking dividend amount for 2026.

President Trump’s tariff strategy in his second term has touched almost every corner of the economy, but few sectors have felt the effects as unevenly as oil and gas.

As the AUDUSD heads for six-month lows, potential news out of China might offer some respite.

EUR/USD forecast remains tilted to the upside amid narrowing rate differentials.

Palantir Technologies faces mixed market sentiment following a revenue beat, with strong fundamentals contrasted by short-term technical weakness and polarizing analyst opinions.

EUR/GBP hovers above 0.8800 after a mild intraday pullback.

A review of the recent price action in the e-mini SP500 futures contract.