US natural gas production will need to increase to maintain soaring liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports while ensuring adequate domestic supplies for households and businesses this winter.
Earlier today, Rabobank's Michael Every was the latest to try his hand in defining the conflict that - according to Zoltan Pozsar- has defined not only 2022 but will define the collapse of the dollar ...
After a disastrous September, stocks have started off the new month of October - which at least historically tends to do much better than its predecessor...
Shares of Tesla have pared earlier losses of as much as 6% and are now down about 4% in the pre-market session after the company failed to impress with Friday's "AI Day" and this weekend's announced Q3 deliveries.
Farmers in Oregon and elsewhere in the United States have given up hemp due to the lack of profit and underwhelming performance despite the initial positive outlook.
A new report from renowned real-estate brokerage firm Redfin has indicated that clients are backing out of contracts in the Sun Belt due to unaffordable rates and home prices.
After yesterday's euphoric, BOE-inspired, short-squeezed meltup, today was supposed to be a continuation rally courtesy of one of the most oversold markets in history.
Another day, another yield-driven market shock, and another down day for the S&P which is now lower for 6 consecutive days, the longest stretch since February 2020 when the world was about to shut down...
Falling stock markets have wiped out more than $9 trillion in wealth from U.S. households, putting more pressure on family balance sheets and spending.
Over on Reddit, everything old is new again. A whole new generation of investors, mad about settlement failures and market manipulation in Wall Street, seem to be discovering my old work. Here is a video where I told a story about those days, a story
Uranium stocks advanced on Tuesday after Germany's economy minister expects to extend the lifespan of the country's last two nuclear power plants to prevent the risks of rolling blackouts in Europe's largest economy this winter.
Friday was a bad day for stocks, and while spoos managed to stage a tiny end-of-day bounce to avoid sliding below the 2022 June closing low of 3,666, one can only describe Friday's action as a crash
Just as last week ended, with a relentless meltup in the exponentially rising US dollar, coupled with a collapse in cable, the yen, yuan, euro and so on, not to mention stocks and bonds, so the new week begins only this time the moves are even faster
Tension between stellar dollar yields and resistance to appreciation should continue to grip markets next week. We may be close to the end game for the dollar rally, but have not established a clear catalyst.
Verizon Communications shares slid Wednesday afternoon after Hans Vestberg, Chairman and CEO, told investors at Goldman Sachs' Communacopia + Technology Conference that wireless subscriptions are expected to decline.
...On Wall Street. Do you remember the panic that swept through Wall Street in September 2008? Well, a lot of people believe that it is starting to happen again.
Small business sales are the lifeblood of the economy. We have written previously about the importance of small businesses relating to employment, incomes, economic growth, and even the stock market.
After a 3-day halt, Russian energy giant Gazprom was expected to resume critical supplies of nat gas to Europe via Nord Stream 1 tomorrow, but it appears that Putin who is enjoying the game of cat and mouse a little too much, had other plans and as a