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The Fed is set to lower interest rates again this year, but according to Ed Yardeni, the economy doesn't need the help—and the result could be a stock market meltup reminiscent of the late 90s tech frenzy.

While the market's attention has largely concentrated on major headlines such as the blistering technology ecosystem, the Federal Reserve's shifting stance on monetary policy deserves careful consideration. Last month, the central bank cut its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points, thus delivering a widely expected move that ended a…

"If it continues on its current path, it could reach $10,000 before the end of the decade."

While elite technology companies may be dominating headlines, the sector that has consistently delivered robust returns is also one of the oldest. With gold's remarkable ascent above the psychologically and technically significant $4,000 level, the precious metal complex has once again accelerated to the forefront — and experts assert that…

Gold futures rallied early Monday to fresh record highs near $3,970 per ounce, pushing year-to-date gains to 50%—marking the metal's best performance since 1979—yet top analysts say the bull run is far from over.

Government shutdowns aren't uncommon in the US, but this one could be more damaging that prior crises. President Trump is threatening permanent job cuts at a time when the labour market is already weak.

Wall Street once braced for a wave of disruption as blockchain promised to bypass banks entirely. Instead, the financial institutions are leading the charge.

Shutdowns of the federal government usually don’t leave much economic damage

One of Wall Street's loudest bulls just hit the brakes on Nvidia Corp. (NASDAQ: NVDA), raising questions over its slowing growth and head-scratching billion-dollar bets, even as the AI titan crossed a $4.4 trillion market cap.