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With the U.S. stock market priced for perfection and artificial-intelligence speculation driving a boom in tech-related stocks, many investors are asking if this is a stock-market bubble that could burst at any moment.

Inflationary growth and political populism are a recipe for commodity price strength says Michael Hartnett

Consumer spending rose again in September and likely foreshadows a robust pace of economic growth in the third quarter when the long-delayed report is released a few days before Christmas.

The rate of U.S. inflation stayed stuck close to 3% before the government shutdown, a long delayed report showed, adding a final piece of the puzzle before the Federal Reserve votes on whether to cut interest rates again.

One analyst predicts that Google will steal market share from Nvidia and emerge as the dominant survivor of any future dot-com-style crash.

A screen of 11 off-price retailers shows Five Below with the fastest sales growth, but analysts see the most upside in Burlington Stores’ stock.

Netflix will become a vastly bigger and different company once its deal to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery’s studio and streaming businesses goes through.

When Greenspan and Bernanke were hiking rates, long-term yields kept falling. Now Powell is cutting, the reverse is happening — a conundrum for HSBC’s strategist

Rising Japanese bond yields, coupled with the expectation that the Bank of Japan will raise interest rates again later this month for the first time since January, has breathed new life into a Wall Street boogeyman.

Researchers at AQR tested out buy-the-dip as an investing strategy and were not impressed.

U.K. research firm Variant Perception expects manufacturing outside of AI to pick up.

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