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Tyson Foods reported Q1 2026 results showing 5.1% revenue growth to $14.3 billion but a 76% drop in GAAP EPS to $0.24 as beef segment margins compressed sharply.
Consumer confidence has crashed to the lowest level since 2014, yet actual spending data remains surprisingly strong. Understanding this divergence is crucial for investors navigating 2026.
The S&P 500 Energy sector surged 7.5% in January 2026, with refiners like Valero up nearly 15%, defying forecasts of range-bound oil prices and outperforming technology stocks.
After years of seller dominance, experts predict 2026 will deliver the most balanced housing market since the pandemic with easing prices and improving affordability.
After January's rate hold, the Federal Reserve faces a difficult path with only two rate cuts now priced in for 2026. Here's why the Fed may disappoint those hoping for aggressive easing.
Indonesia's stock market has lost over $80 billion after MSCI warned of a potential downgrade to frontier market status, triggering official resignations and market chaos.
The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index plunged 9.7 points in January to 84.5, falling below COVID-19 pandemic depths and flashing recession warning signals.
After holiday sales crossed $1 trillion for the first time, analysts warn of a spending hangover in 2026. Real consumer spending growth may slow to just 1.5%.
Corporate earnings are on track for the best growth since 2022, with over 100 S&P 500 companies reporting this week including Alphabet and Amazon.
Crude oil jumped 3.5% to its highest level since September after President Trump warned Iran to agree to a nuclear deal or face military strikes, adding geopolitical uncertainty to already tight markets.
With 30-year mortgage rates falling to 6.06%—down from 7.04% a year ago—home sales are expected to rise 4.3% in 2026 as buyers emerge from the sidelines.
American credit card debt reached an all-time high of $1.233 trillion in Q3 2025, with 47% of cardholders carrying balances and over one-fifth believing they'll never escape the debt cycle.