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Crude dropped more than 5%, but the market is still pricing a geopolitical tollbooth in the background. The real story is not the day’s move in oil; it’s the sanctions-and-shipping machinery that keeps Middle East risk embedded across energy, freight, insurance, and funding.
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A survey of Midwestern lenders showed repayment rates are down while demand for loans was rising.
Artificial-intelligence agents scraped a bakery's spreadsheets to help manage its growth.
Saudi state oil giant Aramco will transfer its equity stakes in the PRefChem refining and petrochemical joint ventures in Malaysia to partner Petronas, the two companies said on Monday, ending an eight-year downstream partnership in Southeast Asia.
The market doesn't even begin to approach a valuation floor that has historically supported the start of a new secular bull market until you're down 50% to 60% from here. Make no mistake, the trend is still up.
Higher U.S. bond yields are not inherently negative for equities; their impact depends on underlying drivers like nominal growth versus inflation. Current yield increases reflect robust economic growth and record corporate earnings, particularly fueled by AI-related capital spending.
Wall Street heads into a holiday-shortened week with investors once again juggling inflation concerns, Federal Reserve uncertainty, and a packed slate of major tech earnings, after markets recently pushed to record highs. The main event is Thursday's core PCE inflation report, with economists expecting a 3.3% annual reading.
U.S. equity markets advanced for an eighth straight week - their longest winning streak since late 2023 - as resilient earnings and Hormuz reopening hopes offset renewed rate volatility. The S&P 500 gained 0.9%, while small-caps and mid-caps outperformed as market breadth improved. REITs rallied 3.0%, with 19 of 20 property sectors finishing higher. Treasury yields were mixed as investors weighed energy-driven inflation risks against hopes that reopened crude flows could ease the oil shock. Rate-hike expectations continued to build.
The market is currently pricing a swift resolution to the Iran war. It has been pricing this in pretty much since the war started.
Led by Julian Emanuel, Evercore ISI strategists found contracts with higher volume produce more reliable probabilities than shallow markets. Despite the growth, they avoided calling prediction markets a north star.
Another weekend, another failed deal, and this might be the last chance to negotiate the reopening of Hormuz before a major inflationary shock. Specifically, IEA data suggests global oil inventories will reach critical levels in June, potentially triggering oil prices above $150/barrel.
Major retailers, such as Walmart and Sephora, are integrating AI into their shopping experiences. Tech companies, including OpenAI and Google, are also racing to win in AI-driven online shopping.
Global bond yields dropped and the U.S. dollar slipped.
US stock index futures jump as oil prices slide and traders turn to PCE inflation data for clues on rates and market direction.
European startups like Legora and Lovable are challenging US tech dominance with rapid growth. AI advancements and improved capital access are enabling Europe's tech scene to thrive globally.
Stocks in Europe are tracking their Asian counterparts higher after Japan's Nikkei 225 breached 65,000 for the first time on Monday.
Core inflation — which strips out prices of private transport and accommodation — came in at 1.4%, against estimates of 1.7%.
Political polarization is dangerous to your wealth. And overcoming it is a lot more difficult than previously thought, according to a new study.
For the 1Q26 quarter, cumulative net returns were flat, roughly in line with indexes that represent small and micro-cap markets: the Russell 2000, iShares US MicroCap ETF, and iShares SmallCap EAFE ETF. During the first quarter, Long Cast Advisers added to National Research Corporation and Cross Country Healthcare while exiting positions in Richardson Electronics, Enovix Corporation, and CRAWA. Matrix Service Company reported a profitable quarter and revenue guidance of ~$250M implies fiscal year EBITDA could reach ~$15M, trading at 7x EV / trailing EBITDA.
China's coking coal futures prices surged by nearly 8% to hit their daily upper limits after a deadly coal mine accident in a major coal production hub sparked a wave of stringent safety checks across the region that tightened the supply outlook.
CRWV's AI buildout is driving revenue and backlog growth, but rising infrastructure costs and debt are pressuring margins.
JPM and other major U.S. banks cleared Fed and FDIC review of 2025 living wills, easing regulatory concerns and boosting confidence.
WTI above $90 has XOM and COP surging. See which giant?
Alphabet's vertically integrated AI ecosystem and cloud growth may give it an edge over Super Micro Computer in the booming AI data center market.
NEW YORK, May 25, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Bronstein, Gewirtz & Grossman, LLC, a nationally recognized investor-rights law firm, announces that a class action lawsuit has been filed against Gossamer Bio, Inc. (NASDAQ: GOSS) and certain of its officers. This lawsuit seeks to recover damages against Defendants for alleged violations of the federal securities laws on behalf of all persons and entities that purchased or otherwise acquired Gossamer securities between June 16, 2025 and February 20, 2026, both dates inclusive (the “Class Period”).
Nvidia has delivered another blockbuster quarter, but one top-ranked investor says the market is still missing the bigger story. The chipmaker reported record first-quarter revenue of $81.6 billion, up 85% from a year earlier, as demand for AI infrastructure continued to surge.
It's pretty hard to know what to believe when it comes to this ongoing AI revolution.
Walmart's fiscal Q1 revenues rise 7.3% to $177.8B as global e-commerce jumps 26% on delivery services, marketplace expansion and faster fulfillment.
Walmart Inc (NYSE:WMT, XETRA:WMT) had its price target lowered by UBS to $141 from $147 following the company's first-quarter results, while the broker said its longer-term view remains intact on Walmart's “second P&L,” a term it uses to describe faster-growing, higher-margin revenue streams outside core retail, such as advertising, marketplace fees and membership income. Shares of Walmart closed out Friday's session at about $120, up about 8% so far this year.
A California retiree with a $1 million dividend portfolio earning a 5% blended yield grosses $50,000 in annual income.