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Crude oil markets have turned technically bullish for the first time since September, with WTI breaking key resistance levels as Iran tensions and cold weather drive renewed demand.
Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran is pushing for 150 basis points of rate cuts in 2026, creating a deep divide within the central bank as the dot plot suggests just one more cut.
The week of January 12-16, 2026 brings critical market catalysts: the December CPI report, major bank earnings, and scrutiny of Wall Street's record $5.1 trillion M&A year.
Anthropic has hired Wilson Sonsini to prepare for what could be one of the largest IPOs in history, with a potential $350 billion valuation as it races to beat rival OpenAI to public markets.
Two Senate committees will hold synchronized markups on crypto market structure legislation January 15. The vote could finally establish clear rules for the $2.5 trillion digital asset industry.
Federal prosecutors have opened a criminal investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell over building renovations. Powell calls the probe political intimidation.
Despite production cuts and coordination efforts, OPEC is struggling to prevent oil prices from sliding. Here's why the cartel's influence is waning and what it means for energy markets.
Corporate America's earnings marathon kicks off this week with S&P 500 companies expected to post 8.3% growth. Here's everything investors need to know about Q4 2025 earnings.
After losing nearly 10% in 2025, the U.S. Dollar Index is staging a quiet comeback. With the Fed expected to pause rate cuts, the greenback is finding its footing again.
The GENIUS Act created America's first comprehensive stablecoin framework. Six months later, Tether and Circle are reshaping payments while banks scramble to compete.
Despite sitting on the world's largest oil reserves, Venezuela's dramatic regime change barely moved crude prices. The answer lies in global oversupply and years of production decline.
Microsoft is reportedly planning significant job cuts in January 2026, with estimates ranging from 11,000 to 22,000 positions affected across Azure, Xbox, and global sales divisions.