US labor market resilience was on full display in May as non-farm payrolls rose 172k, nearly double market expectations of around 85k. The report was further strengthened by a sizable upward revision to April’s payroll Read more…
The Euro firmed on Friday and probes again through initial barrier at 1.1635 (daily cloud base / daily Tenkan-sen) after short-lived cloud penetration on Thursday which left daily candle with long upper shadow. Daily cloud Read more…
Over the last few years, music festivals have gone from niche entertainment events to a multi-billion dollar industry. By 2035, the global music festival market is expected to top $15.3 billion, with a CAGR of Read more…
Every transformative technology shows up twice. First as a promise, loud and unavoidable, the kind that floods your phone, your group chats, and your retirement account. Then as a line item, quiet and underwhelming, buried Read more…
Michele Holleran, CEO of DeArment Consulting, joins BRN to breaks down how senior living is evolving and what that means for older adults and younger generations planning for the future. Jeffrey Snyder, Broadcast Retirement Network Read more…
Mortgage rates increased for five straight weeks and held above 6.5% for two weeks, according to Freddie Mac data. On June 4, the average 30-year fixed mortgage rate finally decreased by five basis points to Read more…
Mixed news from the Middle East is helping the greenback. Growing similarities with the 1970s for the Fed. The US dollar has recovered after Donald Trump said negotiations with Iran are in their final stages. Read more…
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Japan’s latest reserve data have transformed the debate around the Yen. The question is not whether Tokyo is willing to intervene. It already has. The question now is how many times it is willing to Read more…
The Eurozone economy contracted in the first quarter of 2026. GDP fell by -0.2% qoq, reversing the 0.2% expansion recorded in the previous quarter, while annual growth slowed sharply to 0.3% yoy from 1.2% yoy. Read more…