Category: Business

Bessent’s short Busan extension keeps pressure on China until Jan. 10.

Germany’s composite hit 53.8 and France flipped above 50, but the ECB’s rate path makes every strong number a double-edged sword.

With no CPI, no payrolls, and the 10-year back at 5.00%, Fed speakers matter most this week.

The war premium is unwinding, but Hormuz is still at 8 transits a day, versus a normal 85. How much farther crude can fall is the session’s central question.

The Space Force’s first public admission of on-orbit weapons is less a geopolitical headline than a procurement signal, and the money trails point to specific names.

Empire State fell 13 points to 7.6, Japan’s machinery orders dipped again, and a hike is widely expected at 2 PM ET.

The Pony Express deal grows Enbridge’s U.S. crude network, but income investors need to know how the company is paying for it.

A weak dollar, the U.S.-Iran conflict, and industrial demand are doing three different jobs at once, and traders need to decide which one they trust.

Trump just told the market that $100-plus oil has a two-month minimum runway. Energy, defense, and tanker names are where that trade lives.

The $13 billion Hugging Face deal reveals what Nvidia fears.