​​​​​​​Gas lines and pipelines, oil prices are on the rise, supported by incredibly strong inventory numbers and ongoing uncertainty about the prospects for peace between Russia and Ukraine.

Silver extends its rebound for a second consecutive day on Thursday, although upside could be limited by a stronger US Dollar and firm Treasury yields.

TMO sits at an interesting crossroads: momentum and analyst conviction are supportive, and the firm’s profitability and growth profiles are strong.

On Thursday, Britain's primary stock indexes fell, pulled down by losses in consumer-related stocks, as global investors focused on the U.S. Federal Reserve's annual symposium in Jackson Hole.

Intel Corporation and HubSpot, Inc. are two premier tech firms that are leaning heavily into AI for sustenance. Both companies expect their earnings to improve in 2025.

Banco de Mexico (Banxico) revealed the minutes of the August 7 monetary policy meeting, in which the central bank decided to reduce rates by 25 basis points (bps) to 7.75% on a vote split.

Pre-market futures are sliding back into the red at this hour, on less-than-stellar numbers out this morning for Weekly Jobless Claims, Philly Fed and Walmart earnings.

Wall Street's rough week has been well documented at this point, and today looks to be no different.

Tesla shares traded lower on Thursday as investors weighed a regulatory probe into the automaker’s crash reporting practices and mixed views from Wall Street analysts on its robotaxi rollout.

This potential aircraft order appears to be part of Beijing's bargaining chips with Washington and will likely be at the center of any trade agreement. 

July's macro data bolsters the case for the National Bank of Poland to continue its monetary easing path. Growth in industry remains slow, construction is still stagnant, wage increases have eased, and the employment decline has deepened.

Initial unemployment claims are somewhat above the middle of a 200K to 250K range, where things have been for over three years. However, continued claims keep rising. This is an indication that it’s much harder to find a job once you lose one.

The US Treasury are engaged in their own form of QE now, in the form of a 4B buyback this morning.

Delta and United Airlines face class-action lawsuits for allegedly charging passengers extra fees for "window seats" that lack actual windows.

Walmart’s second-quarter results showed solid top-line momentum even as profit pressures lingered. The company pulled in $177.4 billion in revenue for the quarter, up about 5% from last year.

Pop Mart International Group Limited is a Hong Kong-listed Chinese toy company founded by Wang Ning.

Halliburton has paid dividends quarterly since September 21, 1989. The current forward-looking annual dividend of $0.68 yields 3.26% per Wednesday’s $20.87 share price.

Gold price forecast and expectations for next year and into 2027 based on history and technical analysis.

The British Pound (GBP) extends its decline for the fourth consecutive day against the US Dollar (USD) on Thursday, with GBP/USD slipping below the 1.3450 level.

The company’s Q2 report will highlight not just financial strength but the delicate balance between U.S. policy, China sales, and global AI dominance.