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The détente—barely warm, let alone cozy—now hangs by a Trump-Xi phone call. And while traders want clarity, they’ll settle for headlines that keep the bid alive.
U.S. stock indices ended May in favorable territory as investors found an equilibrium between persistent inflation concerns and anxious corporate earnings.
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The headline number for May declined -0.2 to 48.5, the third straight month of contraction, while the more leading new orders subindex rose +0.4 to 47.6.
Bad news on the tariff front is no longer being perceived as truly threatening, and the “half-life” of each negative piece of tariff news is getting shorter by the day.
What began as a movement of early adopters has matured into a full-blown national economic priority, embraced by leaders at the highest levels of government and finance.
West Texas Intermediate crude oil edges higher on Monday, kicking off the week on a firmer footing as a weaker US Dollar and persistent geopolitical tensions between Russia and Ukraine continue to underpin market sentiment.
US-China trade tensions look set to worsen this week after Beijing on Monday refuted Washington’s claims that it had broken the recent trade agreement negotiated last months.
The Bank of Canada is expected to hold its benchmark interest rate steady at 2.75% on Wednesday, after growth in the first quarter turned out stronger than many anticipated, reducing the urgency for monetary easing.
The month closes higher by 0.60% when it begins in an uptrend like today. However, when January through May show tepid to weak returns, June is down 73% of the time.
The FTSE 100 initially declined on Monday as renewed concerns over global trade tensions weighed on market sentiment before recovering late in the day.
Markets opened strong as bulls briefly pushed indexes into the green, triggering stop-outs in positions like XOP, COP, and MTDR—only to reverse sharply soon after in a classic intraday whipsaw.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 Index are lower this afternoon, while the Nasdaq Composite Index sits flat, as U.S.-China trade tensions ramp up.
The Canadian Dollar (CAD) extends its winning streak against the US Dollar (USD) for a third consecutive day on Monday, supported by rising oil prices and sustained weakness in the Greenback.
AllianceBernstein Holding L.P. (AB) is a publicly owned investment manager. It’s share price rose about 19% over the past year from $33.55 to $39.95 as of Friday’s closing price.
It was a weekend full of worrying headlines, from escalations on the geopolitical front to negative developments on trade negotiations. Let’s take a look at the updated sector scoreboard…
The breakdown in the US-China trade agreement, the doubling of US steel and aluminum tariffs, and Ukraine's daring drone attack have rattled the market, sending stocks, bonds, and the dollar lower.
Amid tariff uncertainty and its possibly adverse implications for inflation and corporate earnings, the major US equity indices, after massive rallies post-April lows, are witnessing sellers come out at/near resistance.
Unlike electric vehicles, which can charge at home or increasingly in public parking lots, hydrogen vehicles depend on specialized high-pressure refueling stations that are costly to build and maintain.
When some innovative Biotechnology players have a string of doing things the right way, well, you would say Cytodyne's past six to twelve months reads like a perfect turnaround in governance, being the first to take away the rest.
The USD/JPY pair fell to 143.58, marking its third consecutive day of losses. The Japanese yen continues to gain ground as demand for safe-haven assets rises amid escalating global trade tensions.
2025 has certainly kept us on our toes. After falling by 21% in March and April, spreading panic among investors who feared an all-out economic war with China, the S&P 500 staged an impressive rally.
Without rehashing the wild ride we experienced in the market over the last few months (thanks, tariff drama), we experienced a pretty serious melt up since “Liberation Day.”
A shift to a more confrontational stance on trade between the US and China, plus a focus on a potential US 'revenge tax' on foreign investors, are weighing on the dollar.
The EUR/USD exchange rate will be in the spotlight this week as the European Central Bank delivers its interest rate decision and as the US publishes its nonfarm payrolls data on Friday.
In the US, national security has been cited by proponents of protectionism for a wide variety of products, ranging from computer chips to automobiles to ship building.
The new week is a full trading week, may be accompanied by progress on the trading front, and that's possibly the initial take on why we may see the perpetuation of high-range S&P behavior, and selected tickers doing better.
