Month: March 2025

Mall traffic has declined in the wake of the pandemic, and it’s been battering retailers since. The events of 2020 forced consumers out of stores, and many learned to adjust to shopping online. Even once Read more…

Retail sales declined by 0.6% month-on-month (m/m) in January, following December’s outsized gain of 2.6% (previously reported as 2.5%). The result came in below the Statistics Canada’s advanced estimate of 0.4%. After adjusting for inflation, Read more…

Chris Versace, portfolio manager of TheStreet Pro breaks down what to expect next from the Federal Reserve.  Related: 7 takeaways from Fed Chairman Jerome Powell’s remarks Transcript:  Chris Versace: With the Fed delivering no policy action Read more…

Daily Pivots: (S1) 148.32; (P) 148.64; (R1) 149.10; More… Intraday bias in USD/JPY remains neutral and outlook is unchanged. Corrective pattern from 146.52 might extend. But in case of stronger recovery, upside should be limited Read more…

Canadian Dollar weakened modestly in early US session following disappointing retail sales data. January’s figures showed a larger-than-contraction, and more importantly, an advance estimate points to another drop in February. This suggests consumer spending might Read more…

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While 2024 has seen airlines like Spirit  (SAVE)  and Silver Airways declare bankruptcy, it has also been a tumultuous year for travel platforms and flight aggregators. Mondee Holdings  (MOND) , an online booking marketplace used Read more…

Canada’s retail sales dropped -0.6% mom to CAD 69.4B in January, marking a steeper-than-expected decline and signaling subdued consumer spending. The largest drag came from motor vehicle and parts dealers, while overall sales fell in Read more…