The market is witnessing a sharp rotation as investors shift from overextended tech "heavyweights" into cyclical and resource-based sectors.

On 15 January, BlackRock increased its dividend by 9.98%, from $5.21 to $5.73 per share. The dividend is payable on 24 March to shareholders of record on 6 March.

In 2025, gold demand hit a record 5,002 tonnes, crossing the 5,000-tonne milestone for the first time. While often viewed purely as a monetary asset, gold's industrial utility is a critical, if sometimes overlooked, pillar of its value.

Bitcoin holds key $68K support as analysts eye a rebound toward $85K, with EMA200, triangle compression, and demand in focus.

Monthly dividend stocks offer more frequent payouts, but these 3 have unsustainable payouts.

On Tuesday, the UK's FTSE 100 index declined, dragged down by a sharp drop in Standard Chartered's shares following the announcement of its CFO's departure.

Correlating with their pleasant stock performances, both biotech firms are thought to have ended fiscal 2025 with high double-digit EPS growth.

Stocks are mostly higher midday, as investors move back into software names and other valuable market areas.