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Sentiment readings are continuing to inch higher.

President Donald Trump has invited U.S. oil companies to a meeting at the White House on Friday, which is expected to begin at 2:30 p.m. Eastern time.

Bonds offering 4% yields are losing their purchasing power when real inflation is somewhere between 6% to 12%, according to celebrated economist

Meta’s newly announced deal with Oklo is the pre-revenue nuclear company’s first major commercial agreement.

“My wife began receiving survivor benefits at age 60 from her deceased husband.”

Things are already hard for America’s seniors. In less than a decade, they’ll sink even further.

The directive of President Donald Trump for government-backed-mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to buy $200 billion worth of mortgage securities would seemingly spell the end to the idea that the giants would go public again in massive initial public offerings.

Darius Dale thinks there are at least two more rate cuts to come from the Fed but he’s worried about bonds owing to the government’s unsustainable deficit.

History suggests AI investment will falter in 2026, says BCA Counterpoint strategist. But the investment implications are notable.

“Over the last year, my two retirement accounts averaged a 15% gain.”

Rio Tinto may buy Glencore in an all-stock deal, companies say

Freddie and Fannie have been growing their mortgage bond holdings in recent months, but the 30-year fixed mortgage is still above 6%.