Stocks finished higher for a second day in a row, but in this unconvincing fashion, with big intraday swings all day long. Given the importance of tomorrow’s festivity, it seems that volatility is too low since nobody knows what will happen.
Meta is set to launch its $1,000+ smart glasses, Hypernova, featuring a monocular display and hand-gesture controls, to compete with Apple's AR ambitions and challenge its high-priced Vision Pro headset.
This morning’s construction spending report for February painted a substantially different picture depending on whether the data was looked at nominally or in real inflation adjusted terms.
Deepwater Asset Management's Gene Munster is bracing for disappointing Tesla Inc. delivery numbers when the electric vehicle maker reports first-quarter figures on Wednesday, warning investors that the coming months could be even more challenging.
GBP/USD flatlined on Tuesday, churning just above the 1.2900 handle as investors buckle down for the wait to US President Donald Trump’s long-awaited tariff announcements slated for Wednesday evening.
The swash-buckle tone being adopted by the Trump administration now generates more apprehension than confidence. We'll know more as we progress through “liberation day”.
On Tuesday, Kamala Harris praised Cory Booker for his record-breaking 24-hour Senate speech protesting Trump's policies, emphasizing leadership that uplifts rather than oppresses.
Gold prices retreated on Tuesday as traders booked profits, awaiting April 2’s Liberation Day in the US, an event in which President Donald Trump is expected to announce additional tariffs aimed at improving the trade deficit imbalance.
