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Stock market rotation: Tech gets crowded as Materials improvesWeek ended September 4, 2026 | investingLive market educationTechnology remained strong this week,
Trump: Witkoff and Kushner will bring proposal to Putin to end the warCleveland Fed President Beth Hammack is sounding decidedly hawkish
The major US stock indices are closing mixed as investors digest the stronger-than-expected US jobs report. The Dow, S&P 500 and
President Trump is trying to solve a difficult economic problem in the beef market and in the process is creating another
Trump confirms that Kushner and Witkoff are headed to Moscow and Kyiv this weekend with a new proposal to end the
A wave of explosions have been reported over Al-Azraq Air Base in Jordan, including from Ynet. This was likely Iranian missiles that
Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack is sounding decidedly hawkish on monetary policy, arguing that the Fed’s current policy stance is not
The price of Nvidia is stretching toward its all-time high despite a down day for the broader US stock indices. Shares
The price of crude oil is up sharply this week after closing last week near $83.50. The rally gained momentum after
WTI crude oil futures have reversed higher today on reports of Iranian ballistic missile launches.Iran said it was moving to a
The broader US stock indices are trading mixed as investors digest the stronger-than-expected US jobs report. The S&P 500 is marginally
Here is the latest rant from the President following today's jobs report:Great jobs number just announced, breaking all estimates (except mine!)
The US jobs report was a blockbuster and, fundamentally, should have sent the US dollar sharply higher. Initially, that is exactly
Prior month employment change: 75.1KDetails for the month of August: Employment change:-41.7K vs +15.0K expected; prior +75.1KUnemployment rate:6.4% vs 6.4% expected; prior
Prior was -23K (revised to +21K)Two-month net revision +55KJune was +57KUnemployment rate 4.1% vs 4.1% expectedPrior unemployment rate 4.1%Unrounded unemployment 4.1413%
A week of strong catalysts — a hawkish jobs report, Trump’s renewed pressure on the Fed, Yen strength, and geopolitical risk
Dollar rebounded after August nonfarm payrolls jumped from a revised 21K in July to 162K, nearly three times the 58K consensus,
The Dollar’s selloff this week reflects two separate pressures — a Yen repricing tied to faster BoJ tightening and Fed Governor
USD/JPY broke decisively through 157.99 to around 156, bringing the 155 area back into range, as Yen's rally gathers fresh momentum
Silver has rebounded from 63.27 as the macro pressures behind its selloff simply stopped worsening, not reversed — leaving the 62.54–62.92
USD/JPY has tumbled from 160.38 through 158, not because of actual intervention but because fear of a repeat is shaping trader
Today’s themes: Oil: Brent spiked to an intraday high of $97.04 before retreating, keeping inflation and yield risk elevated across markets
NZD/JPY fell over 1% despite the RBNZ’s second consecutive hike, as an Iran-driven oil shock reduced carry appetite, increasingly hawkish BoJ
The same Iran escalation is pushing Brent toward $102 through supply risk while dragging Gold toward $4,230 through the rate channel
September opened with what looks like four separate market moves, Brent through $92, sovereign yields surging across Japan, UK, Germany and
The Bank of Canada's Wednesday hold at 2.25% is fully priced, but economist consensus (first hike in Q4 2027) and market
The US 10-year Treasury yield has climbed above 4.75% for two genuinely different reasons — Warsh's Jackson Hole speech repriced near-term
What’s happening: Brent surged back above $90 Monday after US forces struck two IRGC rocket launchers on Larak Island Sunday, the
The RBNZ's Wednesday 25bp hike to 2.75% is already priced in, so NZD/USD's real reaction will hinge on the accompanying rate
Gold's fall from 4,697.07 to around 4,423 looks more like a correction than a reversal — Warsh repriced rate timing and
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