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The Federal Reserve quietly removed the $500 billion cap on its Standing Repo Facility in December. When banks borrowed a record $74.6 billion on New Year's Eve, the new policy was tested for the first time.
The first trading day of 2026 revealed a market split: Micron surged 10%, SanDisk jumped 11%, but Microsoft and Tesla fell over 2%. Here's what the divergence signals for investors.
President Trump says he'll announce his Federal Reserve chair pick this month, with Kevin Hassett and Kevin Warsh as the finalists. Here's what each choice would mean for markets and interest rates.
The Fed, ECB, and Bank of Japan are on different monetary policy paths. Here's how currency traders can capitalize on central bank divergence in 2026.
After years of weakness, the Japanese yen is poised for a recovery in 2026. Here's why currency strategists are betting on Japan's currency.
Beijing rolls out 62.5 billion yuan in ultra-long-term bonds to fund consumer spending programs. Here's what it means for global investors.
Beginning January 1, 2026, China is reducing import duties on 935 items below Most-Favored-Nation rates—a calculated move to secure critical inputs for industrial self-reliance.
After years of delays and a valuation correction, Stripe is finally preparing for what could be the largest tech IPO since Meta, potentially raising $5-10 billion in 2026.
With Amazon, Microsoft, Google, and Oracle ordering 3.6 million Blackwell GPUs and a 12-month backlog, Nvidia faces unprecedented supply constraints through 2026.
Despite a 260x P/E ratio and Wall Street skepticism, retail investors continue pouring billions into Palantir. Here's what's driving the phenomenon.
The SEC has removed all mentions of cryptocurrency from its 2026 examination priorities. Here's what the dramatic shift signals for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and digital asset investors.
Microsoft, Amazon, and Meta are signing massive nuclear power deals to fuel AI data centers. Here's what the atomic energy revival means for investors.