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Clean energy stocks are extending their 2026 rally as artificial intelligence data center demand soars, while oil companies face renewed pressure from falling crude prices.
Gold prices exploded past $4,600 per ounce on Monday as the DOJ investigation into Fed Chair Powell triggered a flight to safety. Here's what's driving the rally and where prices could go next.
In an unprecedented display of consensus, all 21 major Wall Street strategists surveyed predict the S&P 500 will rise in 2026. Here's why that uniformity has some investors worried.
Institutional investors pulled $521 million from Bitcoin and Ethereum products while rotating into XRP and Solana ETFs, signaling a major shift in crypto allocation.
Palladium has surged 107% year-over-year to nearly $1,940 per ounce, outpacing most commodities. Here's why investors are finally paying attention.
Platinum surges above $2,400 per ounce for the first time ever as the overlooked precious metal outpaces gold and silver with a historic 40% January gain.
Nvidia unveiled its next-generation Rubin AI platform at CES 2026, promising 10x cost reductions. Some analysts see a path to $6 trillion; others worry the growth cycle is peaking.
Investors pulled $2.9 billion from major private credit BDCs in Q4, up 200% from prior quarter, as the $1.7 trillion asset class faces its first real test since 2008.
South Korea's Financial Services Commission ends its nine-year prohibition on corporate cryptocurrency investments, allowing 3,500 listed companies and professional investors to allocate up to 5% of equity capital to digital assets.
Venture capital-backed IPOs have delivered average returns of 450% from initial price compared to just 18% for private equity-backed listings, reshaping how investors view the public offering landscape.
President Trump's threat to bar Exxon from Venezuela's oil market puts billions in investments at risk and complicates the US energy giant's Latin American strategy.
Walmart's stock hit all-time highs near $117 while Target trades at just 12x earnings with declining sales. Here's what's driving the divergence.