As of June 2025, the data shows national home prices up 1.89% year-over-year and 55.5% since February 2020, with the Composite 20 index just 0.15% below all-time highs.

Investors should tread carefully – not because valuations are at historically high levels (though that is true), but because inflation is likely to burn hot if the Fed lowers rates.

Market caution remains high with September approaching, historically the weakest month for equities. 

The S&P 500 rally looks like it’s running out of steam.

Since April, Rivian has made higher lows on selloffs. The 2025 high is 17.15. A move above there puts the stock at around $25 as first bigger target.  

Gold and silver both gained after early losses. The Dollar chopped around and finished a little higher.

Stocks traded as though they’re getting desensitized to the constant political theatre bleeding in from Washington — the S&P and Nasdaq tacked on 0.4%, the Dow a touch less.

It was a fairly uneventful day in the market, aside from some unusual movement in the final 45 minutes.

Powell’s Jackson Hole speech signals a bold policy shift as the Fed prioritizes labor market stability over inflation, paving the way for a September rate cut.

More consumers expect a challenging job market.

S&P 500 advanced by 26.62 points (+0.41%) to 6,465.94.

The major benchmarks saw little movement in most of today's trading, but managed to finish comfortably higher.

Klarna is bringing its buy-now-pay-later business back to Wall Street, targeting a $13–14 billion IPO in a debt-powered economy.

It now takes the average U.S. worker 24 weeks to find a job after losing one, nearly a month longer than a year ago, according to federal data.

​​​​​​​Hon Hai Precision Industry Co Ltd. manufactures electronic products and provision of technological solutions.

Miners have not broken their link to 2011 – they are in perfect tune with it.

The U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) surrendered part of Monday’s advance, coming closer to the 98.00 neighbourhood amid mixed U.S. yields across the board.

UK stocks dropped on Tuesday as global markets adopted a risk-averse stance.

Recently, ARM announced plans to move away from designing to consciously build “something, building chiplets or even possible solutions” to address the growth concern.

Netflix stock sits near its 52-week high with strong analyst sentiment but faces neutral technicals and a recent revenue miss.