Today marks the start of the US Supreme Court hearings regarding the legality of some of the US administration’s tariffs.

The episode explains that the Fed aims to manage, not eliminate, inflation to sustain government borrowing and spending, urging people to take steps to protect themselves from its lasting impact.

Crude dropped from the resistance of 62.60 and managed to break below the support of 60.00.

Czech inflation picked up in October, supported by a bounce-back in food prices. Market energy prices are set to drop early in 2026, and the government may launch its first action to counter prohibitively high energy prices.

Gold fell below the $4,000 mark amid renewed US dollar strength and rising yields, with traders watching support at $3930 and resistance near $4110.

Google is seeing the impact of AI across its product offerings, and it continues to invest in a full-stack approach toward AI infrastructure.

Booking Holdings reported stronger-than-expected Q3 revenue driven by U.S. outbound travel and international demand, though GAAP earnings fell short, raising ongoing valuation discussions.

Market weakness continues, but signs of stabilizing volatility and support near key levels suggest a short-term bounce may be nearing.

The Dollar Index extended its recent advance overnight, briefly surpassing its August 1 peak to reach a seven-month high.

Bubble talk is back and for obvious reasons. The stock market has been on a tear and valuation has soared.

ADP reported 42k jobs added in October (better than expected).

The recent uptick in silver to above $47.5 per ounce can be understood as a convergence of stress and speculative opportunity.