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Citi Raises Gold Price Target to $3,200 Amid Strong Demand and Fed Policy Signals
Gold’s rally may extend if central bank buying and ETF inflows remain strong, analysts predict.
Study Finds Home Prices in Midwest Rising Rapidly Amid Bidding Wars
Median home sale prices in Milwaukee, Detroit, and Cleveland have increased the fastest.
This Manic Market May Soon Return to Its Senses
Deflationary forces are expected to persist because of excess inventories from the dumping of goods as importers try to beat the tariffs.
Waiting for Days: Inside Bolivia’s Worsening Fuel Crisis
Residents are spending the night in line near gas stations while the government supplies only half of the country’s fuel needs.
US Stocks End Another Volatile Week, Cyclical Stocks and Big Tech Hit Hardest
Both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq officially fell into correction territory amid tariff and recession fears.
Gold Breaks $3,000 for First Time Amid Global Uncertainty
Market analysts anticipate the gold rally to persist this year.
Adobe Reports Record Revenue but Its Stock Takes a Tumble
The company’s stock fell nearly 14 percent on March 13. Over the past five years, the stock has lagged far behind the S&P 500 Index.
Trump Says He Doesn’t See Possibility of Recession, Not Concerned With Market Selloff
The president is confident that his actions will result in future prosperity for the nation.
Kohl’s Stock Drops as 2025 Outlook Disappoints, 2024 Earnings Decline
Kohl’s 2025 outlook projects lower sales and earnings, causing its stock to fall as the retailer works to regain lost customers and adjust its strategy.
US Stocks Extend Selloff as Trump Raises Tariffs on Canada Metals
This is a ‘headline driven market,’ says one market analyst.
