Microeconomics
- All
- AI
- Markets
- Macroeconomics
Basic Fun CEO Jay Foreman says US toy tariffs have increased costs and constrained supply heading into the holiday season on \\
Deutsche Bank and HSBC say investor worries overlook Oracle's flexibility and long-term earnings power.
The UK’s latest budget, combined with ongoing regulatory reforms, indicates a clear shift toward more stringent oversight of the digital-asset sector, according to Azariah Nukajam, head of UK Compliance at crypto exchange Gemini.Nukajam said that recent d
As the Canadian market navigates a period of subdued growth, influenced by slower consumer spending and population growth, investors are keenly watching for opportunities that might arise as interest-rate cuts and fiscal stimulus take effect. For those in
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said there’s a “very good chance” a new Fed chair will be named by Christmas.
Bitcoin (BTC) could climb to $240,000 over the long term, according to a recent JPMorgan note assessing the asset’s evolving market structure. The projection followed a weak stretch for the broader crypto market, with BTC falling from its early October pe
Brazil’s state-run oil giant Petrobras is preparing to slightly reduce its five-year investment plan for the first time under President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva
The second round of IRA negotiations brings the total number of negotiated drugs to 25.
Is gold still safe? Tether’s growing bullion stash could expose it to crypto stress in ways markets aren’t ready for.
2026 earnings shock, tariff fallout, and fading China deals raise fresh doubts over a long-awaited ag recovery.
Stock futures held steady as investors realigned amid a month of losses.
Stock futures held steady as investors realigned amid a month of losses.
Bitcoin miner CleanSpark [NC] has repaid its credit facility with Coinbase, acting decisively amid falling Bitcoin BTC $90 032 24h volatility: 3.0% Market cap: $1.80 T Vol. 24h: $67.96 B prices and declining hashprice levels. The move signals a shift towa
Financial services sector reaction to the budget is predictably mixed but assuredly more thoughtful and considered than the majority of political comment with the Opposition leader dismissing the measures as ‘a smorgasbord of misery’