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Extreme volatility in gold and silver does not signal a breakdown in the precious metals bull market, but rather reflects a structural shift in how prices are adjusting after years of suppressed demand and underinvestment, according to John Feneck, Founder and CEO of The Feneck Commodities Report.
When consumers are in a buying mood, their shopping list includes the stock market.
Investors are ramping up bets on higher long‑dated Treasury yields and a steeper yield curve as incoming Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh is expected to press for interest rate cuts while shrinking the U.S. central bank's balance sheet.
Economists have expressed surprise and disappointment about the absence of any public remarks, which had been a routine part of the Fed nomination process going back almost 30 years.
Shares of obesity drugmakers and developers slid on Tuesday after Novo Nordisk forecast a sharper-than-expected sales decline for 2026, underscoring intensifying competition in the blockbuster weight-loss market.
Worries about how artificial intelligence could affect the sector are making good companies with real earnings look profitable.
Over the past fortnight, precious metals first underwent a textbook crowded-trade acceleration, then retraced those gains even faster. Crypto came under pressure alongside this episode, largely due to the overlap of two factors: heightened geopolitical risk and increased uncertainty around the policy stance of the Fed Chair-designate.
India Dropping Russian Oil Demonstrates How Attractive America's Markets And Economy Are
The number of global private equity exits rose 5.4% last year to 3,149, according to data from S&P Global Market Intelligence. The total value of those deals declined 21.2% year over year to $412.1 billion, the data showed.
AI infrastructure buildouts by tech giants like Microsoft, Meta, and Oracle are driving unprecedented capital expenditures, straining balance sheets and free cash flow. Mounting capex is increasingly funded through off-balance sheet vehicles and debt, elevating credit risk and pressuring equity valuations on any disappointing AI monetization.
The year has gotten off to a constructive start in terms of absolute returns, but the underlying market dynamics are more complex than headline index returns alone might suggest. Emerging markets and small caps (both domestic and foreign) led the way on the upside, followed by foreign developed markets, US value stocks, and the equal-weighted S&P 500.
Jennifer Lee, Senior Economist at BMO Capital Markets, discusses her economic outlook as the BLS postpones January jobs data, and her expectations for a Kevin Warsh-led Federal Reserve. The Bureau of Labor Statistics will not release the January jobs report on Friday as scheduled due to the partial government shutdown.
The S&P 500 is nearing a post-earnings volatility dispersion unwind, historically linked to sharp market reversals. The spread between VIXEQ and VIX is elevated, signaling heightened single-stock volatility and suppressed index volatility.
Global equity markets delivered another year of healthy returns in 2025, with non-US stocks outperforming US equities and emerging markets beating their developed market counterparts. Market optimism around continued earnings growth, alongside easing inflation pressures in several major economies, were widely seen as drivers of global equity strength during 2025.
The SPX futures test a critical area of support at the 20-day SMA, says Kevin Green. He tells investors to watch Tuesday's tech weakness, especially in Microsoft (MSFT) and Nvidia (NVDA), to see if traders buy the dip.
Tech stocks drag the S&P 500 and Nasdaq as the Dow rises, with investors watching earnings, AI outlook, and US stock market momentum today.
The merger of SpaceX and xAI is reshaping how investors view Musk's companies—linking rockets, satellites, and artificial intelligence into one of the most ambitious technology bets ever.
Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran is calling for aggressive interest rate cuts exceeding one percentage point after dissenting in the latest FOMC meeting.
Chris Harvey, CIBC head of equity strategy, says don't go "bottom-fishing" for stocks right now. He expects a melt-up for stocks this summer.
The long-term return forecast for the Global Market Index held steady in January at 7%-plus while the benchmark's trailing 10-year shot higher through last month, rising above 10%. In the wake of strong gains in several markets and asset classes recently, nearly half of GMI's components are projected to generate returns that are below results for the past ten years.