The NFIB’s Small Business Optimism Index fell 0.6 points to 95.3 in May, disappointing market expectations for a modest uptick to 96.1. The Uncertainty Index rose 3 points to 91, remaining well above its historical Read more…
Canada’s trade balance moved into a $2.7 billion surplus in April, widening from $1.8 billion the prior month. Exports in April rose by 1.6% month-on-month (m/m) following sturdy gains over the last two months. Higher Read more…
If you are among the 7.5 million borrowers still sitting in the defunct Saving on a Valuable Education plan, your break from payments is ending. The U.S. Department of Education confirmed that loan servicers will Read more…
Just months after temporarily shuttering all its retail stores in the United Arab Emirates amid escalating geopolitical tensions, Apple is making another significant adjustment to its retail footprint, this time in the U.S. The technology Read more…
The White House is rapidly pushing forward with its longtime campaign for drastically lower interest rates to ensure Fed Chair Kevin Warsh gets the message as his first policymaking meeting looms. President Donald Trump, in Read more…
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If you think inflation means stores are dropping prices to win consumers back, think again. One of America’s historic footwear giant is actually betting on higher-priced products, and closing stores at your local malls. The Read more…
Gold is trying to find a bottom, bracing for the US CPI release. China continues to buy gold for the 19th consecutive month. The US dollar retreated after Israel and Iran announced a ceasefire. Donald Read more…
Global markets showed signs of stabilization today, but conviction remained notably absent as investors positioned cautiously ahead of Wednesday’s pivotal US CPI report. Technology shares rebounded strongly across Japan and South Korea, oil prices eased, Read more…
Consumers feel the “pinch” of inflation when prices rise faster than income, and Florida residents are the hardest hit. A recent study from the fintech company SensaPay estimated that from 2023 to 2026, Floridians lost Read more…