Month: October 2026

Next week’s U.S. CPI release should show prices rose 0.6% in September, driven by energy, while core inflation remains contained, consistent with a Fed hold in October. September existing home sales likely slipped 1.0%, while Read more…

Canada’s economy entered Q3 on a softer footing as activity stalled in July. Statistics Canada’s advance estimates pointed to a 0.2% increase in August, but declining home resales already released and weaker manufacturing, wholesale shipments Read more…

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AI investors have grown accustomed to seeing almost every dip treated as another buying opportunity.  Jim Cramer’s latest message, though, is uncomfortable. While he believes the long-term AI story remains intact, owning too much of Read more…

At a time when so many retailers are closing their doors due to financial difficulties, consumers are getting more accustomed to saying goodbye to their favorite stores.  But one department store closure is hitting hard.  Read more…

Procter & Gamble (PG) is up about 3% so far this year, putting it behind the S&P 500. However, on Oct. 6, 2026, Evercore ISI upgraded Procter & Gamble from In Line to Outperform and Read more…

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The majority of people won’t even see the patents hidden within their computers, phones, or linked automobiles. Those patents have gained exceptional significance for Qualcomm (QCOM) this week, however. Qualcomm and China’s Huawei agreed to Read more…