Following a flat reading in April, personal income rebounded by 0.7% month-over-month (m/m) in May, ahead of market expectations for a 0.4% gain. The gain was driven by a firming in wages and salaries, and Read more…
Monetary policy divergence is weighing on EURUSD. Europe has always recovered from crises. The US dollar is on track to close the month with its biggest gain since July last year, thanks to the Fed’s Read more…
Most consumers know the alcohol brands they buy far better than the companies that move those bottles from suppliers to stores, bars, restaurants, and venues. But those behind-the-scenes distributors play a major role in what Read more…
Global forex markets turned notably quieter on Thursday as major currency pairs and crosses consolidated within Wednesday’s ranges. The pause came despite a sharp improvement in risk sentiment after Micron delivered blockbuster quarterly earnings, easing Read more…
June 23 gave me three reasons to pay closer attention to International Business Machines (IBM), also known simply as “Big Blue.” All three arrived together in a period of less than 48 hours. June 23, Read more…
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Micron Technology’s (MU) Q3 2026 earnings report landed on June 24, giving the AI trade a badly needed jolt. Goldman Sachs had cautioned that the positioning was bullish, expectations were high, and the stock’s huge Read more…
The crime itself takes minutes. Someone gets hold of a Social Security number, files a tax return in the victim’s name, and redirects the refund to their own account. By the time the actual taxpayer Read more…
The Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation gauge accelerated in May as both consumer spending and personal income exceeded expectations, reinforcing the picture of a resilient US economy facing persistent price pressures. Personal income rose 0.7% mom, Read more…
US durable goods orders fell -4.5% mom in May, a smaller decline than the expected -4.7% drop, as a sharp pullback in transportation equipment orders offset continued strength elsewhere in the manufacturing sector. The decline Read more…