Markets Some more disappointing data came yesterday on the heels of last week’s sub-par set of labour market data. US retail sales failed to grow at the end of last year, missing expectations for a Read more…
Daily Pivots: (S1) 1.1878; (P) 1.1904; (R1) 1.1920; More…. Intraday bias in EUR/USD remains mildly on the upside for retesting 1.2081 high. Decisive break there and sustained trading above 1.2 psychological level will carry larger Read more…
With consumer sentiment ebbing throughout 2025, many Americans have spent the last year watching their discretionary spending more carefully — an economic situation that ultimately led to fewer dollars spent at venues like amusement parks Read more…
In my 30-plus years reporting and publishing financial journalism, I’ve observed one major piece of advice on which personal finance authors and experts agree: Don’t rely on Social Security alone for retirement income. The average Read more…
In its fourth-quarter earnings report, the ride-hailing giant Uber announced its intention to rapidly grow through the adoption of autonomous vehicles and expansion into other countries. And within a few days, it has announced at Read more…
The U.S. jobs market was uneven through most of 2025, but by the end of the year, a clear pattern had emerged. Job cuts were increasing, and the tech sector, with major companies like Amazon, Read more…
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Throughout 2025, important tourism indicators in Las Vegas, including Las Vegas Strip hotel revenue and passenger traffic at Harry Reid International Airport, consistently pointed to weakened demand. Las Vegas welcomed approximately 38.5 million visitors in Read more…
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ECB research published in a blog post argued that tariffs are more likely to drag on inflation than fuel it, as the hit to demand outweighs any inflationary impact from disrupted supply chains. ECB economists Read more…