Gold could hit $3,000 soon and $4,000 in 2026, this market pro says. Here’s why.
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As gold nears $3,000, here’s how its surge compares to bitcoin and the stock market
Gold has been on an impressive run toward the $3,000-an-ounce milestone, with a years-long buying spree by central banks and economic uncertainty tied to President Donald Trump’s policies leading ...MarketWatch - Feb. 11 -
Goldman says AI could be a $200 billion game changer for China markets. But here’s why investors shouldn’t rush in.
China stocks are starting to feel the benefits of AI, but Goldman Sachs says there are reasons not to rush in.MarketWatch - 1d -
2025 could be a renter’s market — but it won’t last, economists say. Here's how to take advantage
The affordable conditions in the rental market in the U.S. might be short-lived. Here’s why, according to economists.CNBC - Feb. 9 -
Credit card debt hit a record $1.21 trillion — here's why 'no one should be surprised,' expert says
Credit card balances rose in the fourth quarter of 2024, the New York Fed found. Consumer spending continues to remain strong, despite high borrowing costs.CNBC - 5d -
Credit card debt hit $1.21 trillion. Here's why 'no one should be surprised,' expert says.
Collectively, Americans now owe a record $1.21 trillion on their credit cards, according to a new quarterly report on household debt from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.NBC News - 5d -
Social Security COLA could fall in 2026, forecasts say
Social Security’s cost-of-living adjustment may be slightly lower in 2026, even as inflation remains high.MarketWatch - 5d -
Why the options market is hotter than ever and could be on track for more records
Options trading volume hit a fresh record in January as nearly 1.2 billion contracts changed hands, according to data from Cboe Global Markets.MarketWatch - 6d -
Immigration crackdown could lead to a lower U.S. unemployment rate. Here’s why.
The labor market has been reshaped by a surge in the foreign-born population. Now that process is reversing.MarketWatch - 6d -
Intel’s stock is on a hot streak. Here’s why the rally could continue.
The continued momentum for Intel’s stock could force hedge funds to start buying. Plus, Intel’s process technology is getting more respect.MarketWatch - 5d
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Trump threatens 25% tariffs on auto, semiconductor, pharmaceutical imports
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Nvidia’s stock is climbing again, and this overlooked reason is helping
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HSBC sets out scale of cost cuts under new chief’s restructuring plan
UK-based lender reports $2.3bn fourth-quarter profit and says overhaul will cut its annual cost base by $1.5bn from next yearFinancial Times - 8m -
HSBC announces share buyback of up to $2 billion as annual profit jumps 6.5%
HSBC on Wednesday reported annual pre-tax profit of $32.31 billion, marginally missing analysts' estimates.CNBC - 32m -
Mira Murati, OpenAI’s Former Chief Technology Officer, Starts Her Own Company
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How Europe can defend itself without US help
European capitals are scrambling to fill the security gap should Donald Trump withdraw American military assetsFinancial Times - 1h -
Trump’s late-night posts send currency traders to Asian markets
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