The AI pioneer’s trillion-dollar infrastructure push underscores bold ambition, but its $13B revenue base raises questions about long-term financial sustainability.

​​​​​​​The Japanese Yen extends its winning streak for a third consecutive day against the US Dollar on Thursday, as the Greenback slides to a multi-day trough amid lingering concerns over the prolonged US-China trade standoff.

It’s been a choppy year for Domino’s so far in 2025.

​​​​​​​The UK economy grew by 0.1% in August, offsetting a fall in July, driven partly by a volatile couple of months for manufacturing.

Nvidia stock saw a notable rise on Thursday amid a bullish momentum after Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. reported a record third-quarter profit and raised its 2025 revenue outlook, driven by surging demand for AI-class chips.

Rice was lower on speculative selling yesterday, trends are turning down in the market.

All three indexes are comfortably higher, with the Nasdaq Composite enjoying a triple-digit jump.

Micron shares jumped over 6% to record highs, fueled by accelerating AI demand for memory chips.

Wall Street’s bull run shows little sign of losing steam, even after three years. Here, we highlight three stocks trading significantly below their recent highs—each presenting a compelling “buy-the-dip” opportunity heading into Q4.

Positive surprises in recent goods data are flashing hope for economic resilience — durable goods orders, capital expenditures, and factory activity point to a firmer demand foundation.

Palladium surges again as traders eye renewed momentum in precious metals, testing key resistance levels amid growing market volatility.

Natural gas prices have dropped due to milder weather forecasts.

Johnson & Johnson's stock shows strong technical momentum following a modest earnings beat, but faces potential volatility due to ongoing UK talc lawsuits and a strategic orthopedics spinoff.

Rigetti has dropped over 10% from its highs — the $40 mark is being eyed as a key support for a possible buy-the-dip play in the quantum tech space.

Gold hits new highs as the U.S. shutdown drags on, China tensions rise, and global risks mount. Technical breakout confirms bullish momentum, with Fed easing bets adding to the rally.

Seria Company Limited is a Japanese retailer specializing in a wide variety of affordable household goods and merchandise.

Walmart (WMT) still holding up well. Watch for a possible retest of the breakout level for a secondary entry.

In another sign that we are entering an era of even looser monetary policy, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell hinted that balance sheet reduction is about to come to an end.

A handful of equity risk factors are outperforming the broad stock market this year, and within the elite winner’s circle, so-called high-beta shares are leading the field, based on a set of ETFs.

Gold soars to yet another record high on Thursday, pushing deep into uncharted territory as safe-haven demand remains firmly in play amid mounting geopolitical and economic uncertainty.