US economy enters 2026 strong on paper, fragile beneath the surface
The US economy ended 2025 looking healthier than most forecasts predicted. Growth picked up late in the year, inflation cooled from its peak
Economy
Economy
Is Boeing stock a buy in 2026? Key catalysts ahead
Boeing’s stock price bounced back in December, soaring from November’s low of $176 to the current $217. It has jumped by ~68% from
Economy
India clears $4.6B electronics component push as firms diversify from China
India has approved a new wave of electronics component investments as global manufacturers adjust supply chains long centred on China. The decision highlights
Economy
Coinbase stock forecast as Brian Armstrong reveals 3 focus areas for 2026
Coinbase stock price has crashed by nearly 50% from its highest level in 2025, erasing billions of dollars in value. Its market cap
Gold
A major challenge CFTC faces in regulating prediction markets in 2026
Prediction markets gained immense popularity in 2025 – moving well beyond commodities and into elections, sports, and even central bank appointments. Once niche
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AMD stock sees unusual options activity as whale calls dominate
Big investors placed a flurry of options bets on Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ: AMD stock), according to Benzinga’s options scanner, which flagged 32
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Why Corcept Therapeutics stock crashed today and what comes next?
Corcept Therapeutics (NASDAQ: CORT) crashed about 50% on Dec. 31 after the FDA requested additional data to support the efficacy of relacorilant, its
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UK and 40+ nations begin enforcing CARF for crypto taxes
Over 40 countries have started implementing sweeping new rules that seek to make crypto taxes more transparent and harder to avoid. According to
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Here’s what matters more than rate cuts for US housing market in 2026
Logan Mohtashami, a senior HousingWire analyst, believes mortgage rate stability – not rate cuts – will be the key driver for the US
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Why 2025 ended with the American consumer still standing
On December 1st, famed investor Jim Cramer looked into the camera on CNBC’s Mad Money and made a provocative statement – “maybe the