We expect headline inflation to fall to 1.8% in April from 3.4% in December, a much faster pullback than the Bank of England is forecasting. It's another reason to think the Bank has more work to do. We expect rate cuts in March and June

Japan’s rising yields and currency volatility reflect an economic normalization.

Although the benchmark indices opened higher, they traded positively throughout the session and ultimately closed flat.

LCNB has declared and paid variable quarterly dividends since March 2000. The December 2025 Q dividend of $0.22 suggests $0.88 annual dividend for the coming year.

Markets are pricing in a rate hold after the BoE meeting on Thursday, following December inflation that came in slightly hotter than anticipated.

Market jitters over the sustainability of AI demand and a broader rotation out of high-flying tech stocks have eclipsed Advanced Micro Devices' stellar fourth-quarter earnings.

ADP's Employment report paints a poor picture for hiring (even if jobless claims paints a healthy picture for 'not firing'), adding just 22k jobs (well below the 45k expected).

Quarterly earnings reveal a mix of positive surprises and challenges, with Eli Lilly and AbbVie beating expectations and Uber facing hurdles.

With artificial intelligence dominating investors’ thoughts, there is a constant search for investment ideas to profit from the AI boom.

The major currency pair is engaged in recovery attempts. On Wednesday, EUR/USD strengthened to 1.1822.

The Tax Foundation estimates refunds will be $748 more per household, on average, compared to last year.

Bitcoin has shown resilience by holding the key $74,000 breakout pullback level from April 2025 and the $73,000 highs.

The EUR/USD turned lower after starting the session on the front-foot.

Semiconductor giant Nvidia has long been the darling of the artificial intelligence boom on Wall Street, but AMD’s rip-roaring start to 2026 shows investors that there could be a major market opportunity emerging.

McDonald’s has broken March 2025 highs, aiming for 340 as Wave C unfolds, though the rally may be nearing its final stage.

Gold, on Wednesday, returned above the key level of 5000 USD per ounce and has already approached 5067 USD.

Chipotle reported another disappointing quarter after the close on Tuesday with -2.5% comps. For the first time ever, full year comps were negative at -1.7%.

Sunday’s election is around the corner and polls show Prime Minister Takaichi leading the LDP to a strong showing, where it may recapture an outright majority.

QE normalized huge bank reserves, so rapid QT risks liquidity stress, and the author argues policy should steer rates, not the balance sheet.

Markets moved lower yesterday, with major indices falling.