U.S. equity futures traded modestly higher on Tuesday as technology stocks regained momentum and easing energy prices helped reinforce expectations that inflationary pressures may continue
U.S. equity futures traded higher on Monday following a volatile week for financial markets, as investors reassessed technology stocks, easing bond yields, and the broader
Crude oil prices rose on Monday, with West Texas Intermediate (WTI) climbing to approximately $69.70 per barrel, recovering modestly after reaching a four-month low in
European equities traded modestly lower, with major regional indexes posting limited declines as investors monitored corporate developments, economic data, and the broader outlook for growth
Manufacturing remains the primary growth engine, while stronger utility output offsets continued weakness in mining. India’s industrial production expanded 5.1% year-over-year in May 2026, accelerating
Higher borrowing costs have moderated activity across much of the U.S. housing market, yet several fast-growing metropolitan areas continue to attract buyers, employers and investors,
The military action followed Iran’s reported attack a day earlier on a cargo vessel transiting the strategic waterway. Iranian state media said U.S. forces targeted
Consumer inflation expectations across the euro area declined in May, signaling a modest improvement in price outlook despite ongoing geopolitical uncertainty, according to the latest
Crude oil prices extended their decline on Friday, with Brent falling nearly 4% to around $69 per barrel, its lowest level since February 27, as
Global equity markets moved lower on Friday as technology stocks extended recent losses, with investors continuing to reassess the long-term costs of artificial intelligence infrastructure
