Wednesday’s U.S. Consumer Price Index data and the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision will be in focus after the Bank of Canada and European Central Bank cut rates the week before. The Fed is not Read more…
The ECB delivered the widely anticipated first 25bp rate cut but kept its forward-looking guidance vague. Lagarde noted there was a ‘strong likelihood’ the ECB would dial back the restrictiveness of their monetary policy going Read more…
Non-farm employment surged by 272k in May, well ahead of the consensus forecast calling for a more moderate gain of 185k. Job gains in the two prior months were revised slightly lower, subtracting a combined Read more…
The Canadian labour market geared down from its April hiring surge, adding a modest 27k new positions in May. The gain was entirely in part-time jobs (+62k), while full-time employment declined (-36k). The unemployment rate Read more…
In case you haven’t heard, Nvidia (NVDA) is kind of a big deal, and today, it’s an even bigger deal. Nivida’s 10-for-one stock split is set to take effect after Friday’s closing bell. TheStreet’s Conway Read more…
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Let’s normalize not paying $100-plus for these Qi2 chargers. | Image: Anker As might have been expected, mobile accessory makers used Qi2’s arrival as an opportunity to fill out their charger lineup with the new Read more…
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TheStreet’s Conway Gittens brings the latest business headlines from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange as markets open for trading Friday, June 7. Related: NFL fandom is extremely expensive in 2024 Full Video Read more…
Electric vehicles may be the future, but Americans have resisted adopting them. That may be because they’re more expensive than internal combustion engine cars and the charging infrastructure to power them has not yet been Read more…