Australia’s economy grew slightly faster than expected in June quarter, with GDP growth rising from 0.3% to 0.4% q/q, above 0.3% consensus. Annual growth nevertheless slowed from 2.5% to 2.1% y/y, but comfortably exceeded 1.8% Read more…
BoJ Governor Kazuo Ueda reinforced expectations for further tightening on Tuesday after attending G20 finance leaders’ gathering, saying central bank “will continue to raise interest rates” while financial conditions remain accommodative and signaling September meeting Read more…
Silver: ⬇️ Sell – Silver reversed from resistance area – Likely to fall to support level 62.60 Silver previously reversed from the resistance area set between the resistance level 71.60 (top of wave 2 from June), 50% Read more…
David Tepper recently walked away from one of the hottest semiconductor trades of 2026. Billionaire’s Appaloosa Management fully withdrew its investment in Sandisk (SNDK) during the second quarter, after commencing the position only a quarter Read more…
Most partnerships do not fall apart over the work. They fall apart over who gets to sign off on it. Bands that record well together argue about whose name goes first on the sleeve. Law Read more…
Every industrial supply chain has a part almost nobody notices, until it becomes the reason nothing else can ship. For the natural-gas turbines racing to power artificial intelligence data centers, that part is the blade Read more…
Panera Bread has spent much of the past year changing what customers see when they walk into its restaurants. To keep freshness alive and as part of its broader Panera RISE transformation strategy, the fast-casual Read more…
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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is defending the Trump administration’s intervention in the bond market, pushing back against criticism from his former investing mentor, billionaire Stanley Druckenmiller. Druckenmiller called Treasury’s decision to expand its government debt Read more…