Trump’s comments drove the stock market and the dollar lower as investors in the U.S. and overseas grow increasingly wary about the economic standing of the U.S. On Friday, a top White House adviser said the administration is studying whether it can fire Powell, a move that would undermine the Fed’s independence and likely send shock waves through global financial markets.
Tesla (TSLA) stock declined over 4% in pre-market trading on Monday as the EV giant gears up to report its first-quarter earnings tomorrow. The company and the stock had a bumpy start to 2025, weighed down by slowing deliveries, rising EV competition, and mounting backlash against CEO Elon Musk.
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We recently published a list of 12 Best Metaverse Stocks to Invest in. In this article, we are going to take a look at where Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) stands against other best metaverse stocks to invest in.
The metaverse, which comes under the video games industry,
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Among risky nuclear power stocks, one stock is less risky than most.
Nuclear power stocks opened the post-holiday week broadly lower on Monday, with shares of Oklo (OKLO -8.14%) falling 6.3% through 10:45 a.m. ET, Constellation Energy (CEG -7.95%) down 6.5%,
Nvidia (NVDA -6.17%) stock is moving lower in Monday’s trading in response to a combination of macroeconomic and business-specific risk factors. The company’s share price was down 6% as of 1:45 p.m. while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite were down 3% and 3.5%,
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Dividend stocks have proved themselves excellent at allowing investors to grow tremendous wealth over time, while providing a buffer against market corrections. It’s not that dividend stocks don’t go down, but their payouts provide a regular income stream that softens the blow.
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Gold prices have been on a tear. Some traders are wagering the run will continue. There’s been a rush into options bets that would likely pay out if prices kept rising. Trading in call options tied to …
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Commodity trading is changing rapidly. Rising market risks and unpredictable prices keep business owners vigilant. Many find it challenging to develop reliable strategies to protect profits while …
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While the Vancouver Canucks’ 2024-25 season might be over, that doesn’t mean the conversation about one of their best players is dying down. During the team’s media availability on Monday, general …
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Utilities, infrastructure companies, manufacturers, testing and metering firms, and companies that clean up polluted water all offer investors exposure to the ultimate have-to-have commodity.
“Water has no substitute, is used in various sectors from agriculture to technology, is essential for human life and has inelastic demand — meaning that an increase in price does not lead to a decrease in demand,” says Peter Klein,