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A gauge of U.S. homebuilder sentiment fell unexpectedly in August, slipping back to its lowest level in more than ...
Market sentiment fell for the second consecutive week, according to a survey by the American Association of Individual Investors (AAII), as investors continue to assess economic data and the impact of ...
The shift comes as overall used car prices have ticked higher year over year, while Tesla’s average, by contrast, is down ...
Crypto markets tumbled on Monday as more than $500 million in forced liquidations hit traders, according to CNBC. Bitcoin fell 2% to $115,255, after hitting a record high of $124,496 last week, as ...
Crypto market capitalisation continues to melt, falling another 1.4% to $3.83 trillion. At its lowest point this morning, it ...
While the stock market stubbornly continues to rise, more American consumers feel as though they’re struggling. Axios senior ...
The market’s support pillars should help the bull run in coming months, says Jim Paulsen. Photo: Getty Images Tariff developments continue to be an important driver of stock market sentiment.
With that in mind, the current setup feels eerily similar to 2019 — but bearish sentiment remains strong. For wheat to turn the corner, the market needs a catalyst.
The local sharemarket surges nearly 23 per cent from its April lows in an unprecedented move which shocks fund managers.