The European Central Bank is expected to raise interest rates again as Brent crude holds above $100, an awkward pairing that turns a regional war into a global policy test....
Brent crude rose 1.59% to $99.48 on Wednesday, while US crude added 1.38% to $94.31 as shipping disruptions began showing up less as a distant supply worry and more as a refining problem....
Brent crude reached $97.30 as Iran and the United States exchanged attacks involving oil tankers, extending a conflict that has now lasted six months. Tanker strikes pushed crude higher as supply...
The Japanese yen advanced more than 2% on Thursday, moving toward levels last seen in May as investors unwound positions funded in the low-yielding currency....
Brent crude reached $95.57 on Wednesday, while US crude moved above $90, giving the latest Iran strikes a direct route into inflation expectations. US-Iran fighting lifted oil prices as shipping risk...
US stock futures slipped before Kevin Warsh’s Jackson Hole speech, while the US 10-year Treasury yield held at 4.67%. The market is not waiting for a rate decision today; it is waiting for a...
Nvidia reported $96.2 billion in quarterly revenue after the market close, beating expectations and pointing to continued demand for AI infrastructure. The result supports the central growth story,...
Iran and Oman are discussing an interim reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, and Brent crude fell 1.93% to $85.59 as traders marked down the immediate chance of a prolonged supply shock....
Bitcoin climbed past $80,000, marking a three-month high and effectively pricing in a world where sovereign debt is viewed as a liability rather than a safe haven....
Institutional capital is no longer waiting for the US government to fix its bond market; it is simply betting against the attempt. While Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's $4 billion buyback was...
Bitcoin surged past $75,000, leading a broader rotation into hard assets while the Dow tumbled 703 points. This isn't a simple risk-on rally; it is a defensive pivot....
Goldman Sachs said markets are too aggressive in betting on further US Federal Reserve rate increases, while emerging-market currencies climbed to records as those expectations softened....
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