Goldman Sachs warns a Strait of Hormuz shutdown could slice 0.3 percentage points off Q4 growth. Atlanta Fed nowcasts for core domestic demand currently trail professional forecasts, signaling potential downside risks to private sales.

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Oil bulls’ inability to hang on to Monday’s high could prove to be important in the days and weeks to come. WTI has moved a lot in a short period of time, pricing in a lot of bad news – both current and potential.

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Rising debt and oil supply shocks fuel fears of a 1970s-style stagflation return. While higher rates threaten the AI build-out, deep value stocks trade at historic discounts and are positioned to significantly outperform the market.

Fed-driven credit expansion rigs the financial system against workers by fueling wealth concentration. Transitioning to a market-based monetary system would curb "K-shaped" inequality and restore durable wage growth.

XRP network activity hit record highs with 2.7 million daily payments, yet price action remains decoupled from ledger growth.

The Middle East war and its inflationary implications dominate the investment climate as eight G10 central banks prepare to meet.

Major ETFs are breaking critical support, signaling a shift toward a new bear market.

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The market is oversold and due for a bounce, bolstered by bullish March seasonality. However, rising Treasury yields and a lack of capitulation suggest the S&P 500 and Nasdaq may finish the week lower.

ATRenew (RERE) is pivoting to a multi-category secondary market, driving 29% revenue growth via luxury and gold recycling. For years largely viewed as a niche recycler focused primarily on smartphones, it may be entering a new phase.

Recession probabilities for 2026 reached a post-strike high as the likelihood of the Strait of Hormuz reopening drops to 37%.

The S&P 500 has entered a 'sell the rip' environment as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East drive oil prices above $100, coinciding with private credit stress and weak economic data. With the Strait of Hormuz partially closed and U.S.

A global shortage of memory chips is emerging as demand for artificial intelligence infrastructure surges.

It seems conditions are lining up for the apocalyptic horsemen of the economy to arrive and threaten the stock market.

Charts are taking a backseat to geopolitics. Right now, oil prices and developments in the Middle East are the dominant forces driving markets. But from a technical standpoint, S&P 500 futures still show a bearish structure.

Advanced Micro Devices stock dropped 2.2% on Friday after an executive sold $1.54 million worth of the stock earlier in the week. The stock slid to a low of $192.27 during Friday’s session before closing at $193.39.

The Federal Reserve slashed interest rate three times in 2025 and hinted at one to two more cuts in 2026, given a soft job market and muted economic growth. Yet, Berkshire Hathaway Inc. and The Allstate Corporation are expected to stay strong.