Category : Stock Markets


Smith Ranked Most Fiscally Prudent Premier in Canada

A new Fraser Institute study scores Canada's premiers on fiscal management for 2024-25, with Alberta's Danielle Smith leading, followed by Ontario's Doug Ford and former New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs.

TSX Up 300 Points, U.S. Markets Also Higher

The S&P/TSX composite index rose nearly 300 points, with U.S. stock markets also posting gains, reflecting positive investor sentiment and economic momentum.

Microsoft's $381B AI Rout Shows Investor Anxiety

Microsoft's stock plummeted $381 billion after earnings revealed massive AI spending without expected growth, highlighting investor concerns about Big Tech's capital expenditure binge.

Markets Slip on Trump Fed Pick, AI Worries

U.S. futures and global shares decline as investor anxiety over potential Federal Reserve leadership changes and artificial intelligence impacts weighs on financial markets.

Unusual Economic Indicators Signal Potential Recession

From brothel earnings to stripper tips, unconventional metrics like the Lipstick Index and Men's Underwear Index suggest economic uncertainty. Experts analyze these anecdotal signs alongside traditional data.

Markets Mixed as Trump's Fed Chief Decision Looms

Global financial markets show mixed performance with U.S. futures declining as investors await former President Trump's announcement on replacing the Federal Reserve chair, creating uncertainty.

Microsoft Plunge Drags Markets from Record Highs

Microsoft's 12.1% tumble, its worst since 2020, pulled the S&P 500 down 0.7% from record levels despite strong earnings. Gold and silver prices swung wildly after historic runs, highlighting market volatility.

TSX Drops 300+ Points Amid Tech Stock Tumble

Canada's main stock index, the S&P/TSX composite, fell sharply by more than 300 points, driven by a significant decline in technology stocks, reflecting broader market volatility.

Gold Surges Above $5,500 in Record Rally

Gold prices have skyrocketed to unprecedented levels, surpassing $5,500 per ounce as a nine-day rally gains momentum. The surge is driven by a weaker U.S. dollar, investor flight from bonds, and heightened geopolitical tensions.

S&P 500 Breaks 7,000 Points, AI Optimism Lifts Market

The S&P 500 index has achieved a historic milestone by closing above 7,000 points for the first time, driven by investor optimism surrounding artificial intelligence advancements and corporate earnings.

Market Correction Risks Higher Than Expected: Expert

Ed Devlin, CEO of Devlin Capital, warns that chances of a market correction are significantly elevated, citing geopolitical tensions and interest rate uncertainty as key investor risks for 2026.

Michael Burry's GameStop Hype Fuels Stock Surge

Famed investor Michael Burry's public endorsement of GameStop has triggered a significant stock rally, reigniting interest in the iconic meme stock as he expresses confidence in CEO Ryan Cohen's strategy.

Dollar Falls, Gold Tops $5,000 as Stocks Rise in 2026

Major market shifts unfold as the U.S. dollar declines toward 2022 lows, gold surpasses $5,000, and equities gain. The Federal Reserve's 2026 rate cut timing becomes a key focus amid earnings season.

Market Volcano Warning Signs: Gold and Bond Yields

Financial markets show early warning signs of structural shifts, with gold surging 70% and Japanese bond yields hitting 4%. Investors must act as central bank policies risk currency debasement.

Global Shares Mostly Dip as Yen Rises Against Dollar

World stock markets experienced a broad decline on Monday, January 26, 2026, as the Japanese yen appreciated significantly against the U.S. dollar, creating ripple effects across international financial sectors.

Ford Questions Carney's Credibility on China EV Deal

Ontario Premier Doug Ford challenges Prime Minister Mark Carney's credibility regarding China's EV industry trade agreement, sparking debate over economic priorities and national security concerns.

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