Finance

The recent trade agreement between the United States and China has been met with a mix of cautious optimism and skepticism. After a prolonged period marked by hostility and accusations from both sides, the framework established in London appears to signify an attempt to recalibrate relations between the two dominant global economies. However, as we

In an increasingly interconnected world, the echoes of monetary policy reverberate far beyond national borders. Jeffrey Gundlach, the astute CEO of DoubleLine Capital, has recently drawn attention to a crucial trend: the decline of the U.S. dollar. His assertion that international stocks are poised to eclipse U.S. equities is not merely grounded in statistical analysis;

In an audacious move, Walmart is forging ahead with its financial technology ambitions through its startup, OnePay, which has recently announced the launch of two credit card options in collaboration with Synchrony, a key player in the financial services sector. This partnership seeks to reorient Walmart’s financial offerings, distancing the corporation from its previous association

Generation Z is drowning in a storm of financial despair, with a staggering 49% weighing down their ambitions with feelings of futility for future planning. As the first members of this cohort inch into their late 20s, “Why bother?” seems to be a prevailing mantra. Financial advocate Courtney Alev taps into the psyche of these

Amid escalating global tensions, a momentous phone call between U.S. President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping failed to resolve a critical issue: the escalating shortage of rare earth minerals. A situation that not only threatens the production of cars but also jeopardizes the very backbone of modern technological advancement is unfolding dangerously. Rare

In a world seemingly fixated on the dramatic standoff between the U.S. and China over artificial intelligence, there’s a quietly surging wave that could redefine not only industries but also global power dynamics: biotechnology. While discussions often orbit around AI and semiconductor supremacy, a critical shift is underway as China races ahead in biotech—a sector

The ongoing trade tensions between the United States and China have reached a troubling standstill, marked by a mixture of bravado and uncertainty. President Donald Trump’s assertion that making a deal with Chinese President Xi Jinping is “extremely hard” underscores a significant challenge in U.S.-China relations that goes beyond mere economic calculus. This situation epitomizes

Klarna, the Swedish fintech recognized primarily for its “buy now, pay later” (BNPL) services, is boldly stepping into uncharted territory with the launch of its Visa debit card, aptly labeled the Klarna Card. This initiative marks a significant shift in the company’s trajectory, aiming not just to expand its product offerings, but crucially, to reshape

Investors are currently facing an unnerving reality in the bond market. The insisting fluctuations in bond yields are sending ripples of anxiety throughout the financial community, forcing observers to rethink traditional investment strategies. In the past, long-term bonds have been viewed as a sanctuary; however, an uncomfortable combination of economic uncertainty and fluctuating market performance

The recent declaration by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, indicating that U.S.-China trade talks are “a bit stalled,” raises a significant alarm bell. In an age where global dynamics shift with a tweet, one has to wonder if a stalemate signifies more than just a temporary bump on the road; it could be a full-blown crisis