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With natural gas storage levels so low, prices are sensitive to cold this early in the season.

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Support for Merkel's coalition partner SPD is in a state of collapse. And it's not just a single poll.

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The trustees for Medicare and Social Security – of which I used to be one – say Medicare will run out of money by 2026, three years sooner than last projected, and Social Security will run out in 2034.

International Business Machines (IBM) has scheduled a demonstration of their own version of a blockchain based, global transfer, rapid payment platform. And more of the latest in Crypto...

I doubt we'll get much of a short-term rally until after the midterms, and then I expect some market strength through to the end of the year. The only problem with this view? Everybody else thinks the same thing.

Horseman Global, which we previously dubbed "the world's most bearish hedge fund", is confident the time for the next big short has come, the Horseman CIO says in the latest letter to clients.

The trend remains bullish. That’s because most every key facet points to more upside including economic conditions, earnings growth, and even valuation, which is surprisingly below peak levels even nine years into this bull run.

Currencies wobbled in a week that saw a failed EU Summit on Brexit and mixed economic data from the US. What’s next? A first look at Q3 GDP in the US, and rate hikes from the ECB and the BOC stand out. Here the highlights for the next week.

the weekly rail report by the AAR seems like an excellent way to track the impact of Trump’s tariffs, especially via intermodal units which are used for ocean shipping. Another excellent usage is comparing US vs. Canadian real loads.

Friday morning's release of the publicly available data from ECRI puts its Weekly Leading Index (WLI) at 147.4, down from the previous week's 148.5. Year-over-year the four-week moving average of the indicator is now at 2.17%, down from last week.

When doing retirement planning for high salaried individuals, especially legal and medical professionals, all too often I see them not begin saving for retirement early enough and not putting enough away when larger paychecks start rolling in.

USDCAD is facing the resistance of the falling trend line on the daily chart. As long as the trend line resistance holds, the bounce from 1.2782 could be treated as consolidation for the downtrend, and another fall towards 1.2650 is still possible.

Here are my forecasts for upcoming economic data including such important releases as Q3 GDP, Consumer Confidence and Chicago PMI.

SPX bounced off its 2.5-year trendline, closing just above Long-term support/resistance at 2765.98. Failure at the trendline implies a continuation of the sell signal.

The US Dollar has all but erased losses sustained against the backdrop of the prior week’s market rout. Its rebound did not coincide with returning risk appetite.

Though Silicon Valley and Wall Street would have you believe that they aren't simply ready to "forget" about Khashoggi, the reality is more nuanced. But the simple fact is that both industries have become too reliant on Saudi money to walk away.

The correction experienced last week was due to the velocity of the rate spike triggering an emerging market and volatility panic resulting in our market drop. At first, Gold didn’t act as if it would be a safety play but on day two moved higher.