Fundamental backdrop The divergence in the monetary policy paths of the ECB and the Bank of England is creating a mixed outlook for the pair. Having completed a cycle of eight consecutive rate cuts in Read more…
Markets Iran yesterday suspended talks with the US over the ongoing war between Israel and the Lebanon-based Hezbollah. It threatened to attack Israel in response and warned for the “axis of resistance” to become active Read more…
In focus today In the US, the April JOLTS report is due for release in the afternoon. The Fed follows the number of job openings as a key measure of labour demand. Back in March, Read more…
TheStreet aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. Why we love this deal Homes never seem to have enough Read more…
Jensen Huang walked onto the GTC Taipei stage on June 1 and described a humanoid robot by its weight and height before anything else. Six feet. 150 pounds. “Just like me,” he said. The robot Read more…
RBA board member Ian Harper struck a hawkish tone in his speech today, warning that rising long-term inflation expectations could become a significant concern for policymakers. Harper emphasized that “inflation expectations are important” and noted Read more…
The short‑term Elliott Wave outlook for GBPUSD indicates that the rally from the March 31, 2026 low is progressing as a five‑wave impulse. From that date, wave 1 concluded at 1.3658, followed by a corrective Read more…
Gold is trapped between two competing narratives, and neither side is winning decisively. Last week, the precious metal rebounded after successfully defending a major support cluster around 4,400, only to see the recovery stall below Read more…
Key takeaways Global equities climbed to fresh record highs as optimism surrounding ongoing U.S.-Iran diplomatic negotiations combined with relentless AI-driven capital expenditure, boosting major indices including the S&P 500, Nasdaq, MSCI World, and Nikkei 225. Read more…
Australia’s Fair Work Commission delivered a larger-than-last-year increase in minimum and award wages, lifting pay rates by 4.75% from July 1. The ruling directly affects around one-fifth of the workforce and will have the greatest Read more…