Trane Technologies shares fell nearly 8% after Nvidia said its new Rubin chip platform could reduce data center cooling needs.

After two straight quarters of strong growth, US economic output is on track to downshift in the upcoming report on 2025’s fourth quarter.

Central bank gold buying picked up in September and gained momentum in October. That momentum carried into November with gold reserves continuing to climb.

Inflation and rising construction costs have made homeowners' insurance more complex and more important than ever.

Citizens & Northern has paid annual dividends since October 1993. The recent, November 2025, Annual dividend of $1.12  is used as the forward-looking annual dividend amount projected for the coming year.

Although the benchmark indices opened lower, they traded negatively throughout the session and ultimately closed red.

Gold climbs as the Dollar weakens and US economic data softens. Falling yields, Fed rate cut expectations, and rising safe-haven demand support its rebound. Price holds above rising support, keeping the uptrend intact.

If inflation figures released on Wednesday match expectations, the market might view the PMI figures as an outlier and express relief that things are going to plan.

Amazon.com, Inc. is nearing its 52-week high as investors anticipate earnings and AI-driven developments, highlighting strong fundamentals amid mixed technical momentum.

The USD/CAD forecast remains defensive as the dollar loses momentum amid improved sentiment.

Headline inflation ended the year on target as the national measure dropped to 1.8% and the ECB-relevant measure to 2.0% year-on-year.

Tilray's stock price has been highly volatile in the past few months.

Christiani & Nielsen (Thai) Public Company Limited is a construction contractor offering civil and architectural engineering services across Thailand and ASEAN.

Double-distribution profile and P-shaped volume favor range repair, with jobs data and yield dynamics seen as the next catalysts for direction.

U.S. equity markets entered the first trading days of the new year on a mixed footing, with weakness concentrated in mega-cap growth and technology, while selective strength appeared across small caps, energy, and industrial sectors.

Overnight FX moves were led by a softer euro after benign French December CPI and weaker-than-expected German state CPI readings.

After three years of unusually high stock market gains, Wall Street equity analysts entered 2026 with record bullishness and no “sell” recommendations.

The Pound Sterling outperforms its major currency peers as the market sentiment improves.

There’s quite a bit at stake in the upcoming Supreme Court decision on reciprocal tariffs.

A consolidative tone appears to be emerging. The US dollar is mixed, with the dollar-bloc and Norwegian krone firm and the other others nursing small losses.