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The US Dollar Index has fallen below 97 to its lowest level since February 2022, declining nearly 10% over the past year as rate cuts, trade uncertainty, and fiscal concerns weigh on the greenback.
Gold has surged past $5,000 per ounce for the first time in history, driven by record central bank buying, geopolitical turmoil, and waning confidence in fiat currencies.
With tariffs raising household costs by $1,300, hiring slowing to its weakest pace since 2003, and the Fed holding rates steady, here are five practical money moves to protect your finances in 2026.
PayPal, Coinbase, and KKR all hit RSI readings below 20 this week, levels of selling intensity not seen since March 2020, as the market's rotation from growth to value creates potential opportunities.
Money market fund assets surged to a record $7.80 trillion in the week ended February 4, up $85 billion in a single week, as investors park cash in funds yielding 4-5% amid market volatility and tariff uncertainty.
The S&P 500 CAPE ratio has reached 39.9, a valuation extreme last seen during the dot-com bubble and the Roaring Twenties. History shows average declines of 20% within two years at these levels.
Blackstone's Jon Gray predicts 2026 will be the year of the IPO as large-scale private equity exits surge 2.3x versus 2024, with a pipeline that includes some of the most anticipated listings in history.
Individual investors are buying the dip at record levels during the February 2026 market selloff, pouring unprecedented sums into leveraged ETFs and Big Tech names as retail trading activity hits all-time highs.
A massive capital rotation is underway as investors abandon AI and semiconductor stocks in favor of industrials, energy, and dividend payers. Here's what it means for your portfolio.
Simon Property Group delivered an earnings surprise of over 408% in Q4 2025, with record FFO of $12.73 per share as mall occupancy hit 96.4%.
After years of pandemic-driven decline, the commercial real estate office sector is showing signs of stabilization. Vacancy rates are falling, net absorption turned positive, and capital is flowing back—though the recovery remains uneven.
Goldman Sachs sees 2.5% GDP growth while JPMorgan puts recession odds at 35%. Here's what the economic forecasts mean for your investments and financial planning.