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The Fed kicked off another unwarranted, disgusting, and dangerous rate-cutting cycle. But this new cycle should be the most devastating for the purchasing power of Americans in history.
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Vehicle-to-grid company Nuvve presents several catalysts including spearheading a $400 million contract with the State of New Mexico to reach the goal of 100% zero-carbon emission grid by 2045.
Nvidia stock recovered on Thursday after a sharp decline in the previous session, as investors reacted positively to a $5 billion investment in rival Intel Corp. and awaited further clarity on US-China trade relations.
Investors are turning back toward tech stocks after yesterday's highly-anticipated 25-basis point rate cut, with two more rate cuts expected this calendar year.
The Euro (EUR) trades on the back foot against the US Dollar (USD) on Thursday, with EUR/USD extending its decline for the second straight day as renewed Greenback strength weighs on the pair.
Nomura Holdings Inc. has paid semi-annual variable dividends since January 1987. The current forward-looking annual $0.4752 dividend yields 6.31% per Wednesday’s $7.53 share price. The most recent $0.2376 SA dividend was paid in June 12th.
Global debt remains historically high at over 235% of world GDP, with government borrowing driving recent increases—especially in China—while corporate debt has stayed relatively stable.
In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the market reactions following the latest Federal Reserve decision, highlighting stability in the stock and energy markets, a rise in bond yields, and a drop in gold and silver prices.
On a week over week basis, initial jobless claims did decline -33,000 from last week’s outlier 264,000 to 231,000, and the four week averaged declined -750 to 241,000.
Weaker labor data triggered a 25 bps rate cut, while resilient retail sales and manufacturing strength fuel bullish momentum, though inflation risks linger as the key concern.
The U.S. dollar briefly rallied after the Federal Reserve’s 25bps rate cut to a 4%–4.25% range, but retreated as markets anticipated further easing, with two more cuts projected for 2025.
Goldman Sachs has experienced significant price appreciation, driven by strong momentum and positive market sentiment, though recent earnings indicate mixed fundamentals may temper expectations.
Fitch's downgrade of France's debt rating last Friday was expected. It remains to be seen whether Moody's and Standard & Poor's will follow suit on October 24 and November 28, which seems quite likely.
An economic bubble exists whenever the price of an asset that may be freely exchanged in a well-established market first soars then plummets over a sustained period of time.
Markets are responding to the U.S. central bank rate decision, which saw the Federal Open Market Committee implement a widely anticipated 25 basis point rate cut on Wednesday.
We interpret yesterday’s Fed decision as a net negative for the dollar, and think that some 'sell the fact' and positioning readjustment have exacerbated the dollar rally during and after the presser.
The Federal Reserve cut interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point, its first reduction in nine months, prompted by signs of a weakening job market despite persistent inflation above the 2% target.
In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the Federal Reserve's recent decision to cut interest rates by a quarter point and the implications for the metal markets.
Attributed to bullish strategic moves, financial performance, and market momentum, the mobile app technology provider has seen its stock rebound and soar over +100% in the last six months, and is up +80% year to date.
The FOMC voted 11-1 to cut the federal funds rate by a quarter percent, setting the interest rate between 4 and 4.25 percent. The committee projected two more cuts before the end of the year.
In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the recent financial market activities, focusing on the Fed's decision to cut interest rates by a quarter point due to inflation concerns linked to tariffs and a softening labor market.
There was one outlier to the Fed targets who wants another 125bp in cuts this year. Most likely, that outlier was from the new Fed appointee Stephen Miran. He was also the only dissenting voice who wanted a 50bp cut at this meeting.
On 16 September, Microsoft (MSFT) increased its dividend by 9.64%, from 83¢ to 91¢ per share. The dividend is payable on 11 December to shareholders of record on 20 November.
The Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 25 basis points today as widely expected. But after an initial surge higher, the gold and silver prices came crashing back down.
GBP/USD surged into its highest bids in eleven weeks on Wednesday, bolstered by a spat of broad-market Greenback weakness after the Federal Reserve (Fed) delivered its first interest rate cut of the year...
Gold price tumbles after the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) decided to cut rates by 25 basis points, signaling that further easing is expected in 2025.
