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China’s growing debt burden limits space for economic stimulus
Mounting interest payments restrict headroom to revive domestic demand, say experts...
US hits commercial tanker in Gulf of Oman as tensions flare
The ship tried to break through America’s naval blockade of Iranian ports, Central Command says of i...
Tanker Rates Soar to Record as Oil Crisis Becomes Shipping Crisis
The cost of shipping crude oil soared to record highs last month as the Iran war reshuffled trade ro...
Where Will the S&P 500 Be in 20 Years? History Has a Reassuring Answer for Investors.
In 20 years, the S&P 500 could be at over 43,000.
Gen Z and Millennials have restaurant operators ramping up beverage innovation
Truckers are finally making real money again, and AI is a big reason why
Data-center construction is one of the factors behind a trucking boom that has pulled the industry out of a freight recession.
BioXcel files for Chapter 11, will sell assets to Teva
AM Markets Need to Know: Venezuela weighs OPEC exit, Nvidia pauses AI deals, and more
Cautious optimism ahead of Fed Chair Warsh speech at Jackson Hole
EU mid-market update: Cautious optimism ahead of Fed Chair Warsh speech at Jackson Hole; WSJ reports that Nvidia paused some AI cloud deals amid antitrust worries.
Upside bias equals an up day
USD: Sep '26 is Up at 99.160.
Jiayin Group GAAP EPADS of -$0.52, revenue of $108.6M
"Anything else would likely put the Japanese Yen under significant pressure": Commerzbank on why BoJ should hike rates
The Japanese Yen (JPY) is holding within a narrow trading range against the US Dollar (USD) at around 159.35, but pressures are rising following an acceleration in Tokyo inflation data.
Canadian Dollar: Trade war clouds Q2 GDP rebound – BBH
Brown Brothers Harriman’s (BBH) Elias Haddad notes USD/CAD is trading just above its 200‑day moving average near 1.3840 as Canada’s Q2 GDP is expected to rebound strongly, with real GDP seen rising 3. ...
Ireland Retail Sales (MoM) climbed from previous 0.4% to 1.3% in July