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The World Bank's February 2026 Commodity Markets Outlook projects Brent crude at $60 per barrel and overall commodity prices at their lowest in six years, reshaping the outlook for energy, agriculture, and metals.
The SALT deduction cap has risen from $10,000 to $40,000 under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Here's who benefits, who doesn't, and how to maximize this tax break on your 2025 return.
The Dow surged 2.6% to cross 50,000 for the first time while the Nasdaq fell 1.9%. Here's what the biggest divergence between old and new economy stocks in years means for your portfolio.
The IRS has phased out paper tax refund checks under Executive Order 14247. Here's what 150 million filers need to know about direct deposit, frozen refunds, and new tax benefits for 2026.
The US national debt has surged to $38.56 trillion, growing by $6.43 billion per day, as the Congressional Budget Office projects annual interest payments will exceed $1 trillion in 2026.
Newell Brands stock sinks 12% after the maker of Sharpie, Rubbermaid, and Yankee Candle warns that tariffs will create a $150 million earnings headwind in 2026, with core sales declining and Q1 guidance falling far below expectations.
HELOC and home equity loan rates have fallen to their lowest levels since late 2022, giving homeowners a potentially narrow window to access record housing wealth before rates stabilize.
The 10-year Treasury yield falls to 4.21% as bond traders price in two Federal Reserve rate cuts by September 2026, with the 2-year note dropping to 3.50% and weaker labor data reinforcing expectations for monetary easing.
The University of Michigan's year-ahead inflation expectations dropped from 4% to 3.5% in February, their lowest since early 2025, while consumer sentiment rose to 57.3, fueling bets that the Fed will cut rates as soon as June.
The SAVE repayment plan is being dismantled, student loan forgiveness is now taxable, and new federal borrowing limits take effect in July. Here is what millions of borrowers need to know and do before time runs out.
With CPI stuck at 2.7% due to tariff-driven goods inflation, the Fed is trapped between cutting rates to support a weakening economy and holding firm to fight inflation it cannot control. Here's what it means for your money.
Delta Air Lines and United Airlines each surged more than 7% on Friday as airline stocks hit fresh 2026 highs, benefiting from falling oil prices, record travel demand, and the broader rotation from tech into old-economy sectors.