Productivity is the golden key that unlocks economic growth. Particularly when population growth is slowing or even reversing, as is increasingly the case.
Gold stocks just surged into another decisive secular breakout, at an unlikely time. Gold remains mired in a six-week-old high consolidation, and is just entering its seasonally-weak summer doldrums.
On June 5, DiDi Global, the Chinese mobile transportation technology platform, released its Q1 2025 earnings report, showing steady growth in both domestic and international businesses. In Q1 2025, DiDi Global achieved a net profit of CNY2.4 billion.
Silver soared to its highest level in more than a decade, topping $35.90 per ounce — a level not seen since February 2012. The rally came amid a weakening U.S. dollar and global trade uncertainty. Here is a short look at some ETFs that could benefit.
President Trump issued a warning to Elon Musk, stating that there would be "serious consequences" if Musk chooses to financially back Democratic candidates against Republicans.
PDD is investing billions into platform development, supply chain improvements, and global growth, signaling bold strategic moves despite stormy conditions.
International stocks have shown on-again, off-again performance over the last 10 years or so. So far in 2025, the pattern is continuing, and it is an 'on' year. The Marsico International Opportunities Fund may look appealing in this environment.
Braze Inc. shares plunged more than 16% to around $30.30 on June 6 despite reporting strong fiscal Q1 2026 results. Investors reacted negatively as macroeconomic headwinds raised concerns about sustained growth momentum.
Just because the market’s ripping doesn’t mean it’s time to throw caution to the wind. If you’re just chasing green candles, you’re not trading—you’re gambling. After all, speculation isn’t a strategy—unless you know the rules.
The EUR/USD currency pair's trip downward extended its losses on Friday after hitting a six-week high near the 1.1500 mark as Nonfarm Payroll figures in the United States came in stronger than expected despite cooling off.
The prospects of the mining industry appear promising at the moment. The demand for non-ferrous metals is expected to be supported by the energy-transition trend, which will buoy the industry. Here are stocks in the space to keep an eye on.
Friday’s market pulled off a tidy hat trick: decent jobs data, a thaw in the Trump-Musk cold war, and China prying open the rare-earth pantry just enough to feign generosity. None of it tilted the field, but together, it prodded bulls to a 1% gain.
Global gold supply is expected to grow by 1% in 2025, according to Metal Focus. The precious metals consultancy is expecting this growth from fresh gains in mine production.
The blank-check boom is revving up again, even without turbocharging from ultra-low interest rates and pandemic-era stimulus. Autonomous vehicles may have kicked into a higher gear, but things look uncannily familiar under the hood.
Here is a short look at the 7 largest companies by market capitalization as of Saturday, June 7, 2025. Additionally, I have included the percentages of their gains on a year-to-date basis. Let's dive into the numbers.
Let’s face it—the railroad industry is a boring business. But if you’re looking for a company that keeps doing the job, year in and year out, Canadian National Railway Company deserves a spot on your radar.
