The data will worsen the growing (political) divide among Fed voters as signs of weakness in the job market pile up even as inflation expectations continue to drop...

AI may be the trade of the decade, but it’s also the most crowded. We’ve seen this movie before...

Three pillars of the establishment declare AI is no bubble. Hammer candles, supercycle sermons, and PowerPoint optimism — nothing can go wrong right?

A paradox now sits at the center of global finance: the US government, in trying to stabilize its debt markets, has legitimized the very free-market forces that are eroding its monopoly over money.

Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch called for an end to Labour’s ban on new oil and gas licenses, warning of severe economic risks to Scotland’s energy sector.

“Welcome to the "Reasonable Boom”. Corporate guidance is up, GDP looks steady, and equity inflows haven’t blinked. The bull case, for once, isn’t manic — it’s measured.

Déjà vu? Price action since August looks eerily similar to last autumn.

Experts disagree on the length of the Amazon... some measurements put it at 4,345 miles (6,992 km), narrowly edging out the Nile...

Ukrainians are in an increasingly difficult situation in the city of Pokrovsk...

Seven of the top 10 nations that drink the most wine globally are European countries...

German Chancellor Merz flies 9,000 km to COP30 to defend German taxpayers’ role in global climate subsidies, while domestic industry collapses: a first-hand look at the climate club’s economic illusions.

APAC stocks traded higher amid the improving US-China trade environment and with hopes of ending the US government shutdown as several Democrats supported Republicans to pass a measure through the procedural vote in a rare Senate session on Sunday.

The most recognizable flags in the world have simple, minimalist, and iconic imagery...

"You know Fed will be buying AI hyperscaler bonds when they next do QE." - Michael Hartnett

... And once they use all their tools, by the middle of 2026, we could see the Atlanta Fed’s GDPNow at 5%.

And if the Supreme Court reverses them?

America ranks in second globally, with incarceration rates of 614 per 100,000 people, the highest among developed economies by far...

Chinese companies have been charging up to $8,000 for the stolen information.

"Driscoll said his priority is getting the United States into a position where it can produce enough drones for any future war, stimulating domestic..."