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Gold hits a historic milestone, reaching $4,960 per ounce as safe-haven demand accelerates.
SanDisk shares jump more than 1,300% in a year as AI-driven demand for memory and storage fuels one of the market’s biggest rallies.
Crypto markets post steep losses during Trump’s first year back in office, even as his personal fortune climbs to $6.6 billion.
Gold futures reach a record $4,890 as trade war escalation fuels safe-haven demand and drives a 78% annual price surge.
BlackRock’s assets under management surpass $14 trillion, boosting its fee base and reinforcing its dominance in ETFs and index investing.
Silver hits a record above $87 an ounce, rallying more than 210% in just 13 months amid supply tightness and strong demand.
The S&P 500 hits a new record above 6,990 after softer U.S. inflation boosts expectations for future rate cuts.
Michael Burry says he holds put options on Oracle and would bet against OpenAI at a $500 billion valuation, adding to the AI bubble debate.
The S&P 500 climbed to a fresh record of 6,944, extending a rally fueled by tech strength and easing rate concerns.
Global markets whipsawed after political upheaval in Venezuela, pushing oil and gas sharply lower while triggering a powerful rally in U.S. energy stocks, precious metals, and bitcoin.
Trust Wallet has confirmed a security incident impacting some users after a recent Chrome extension update, following reports of unauthorized fund drains.
Silver prices have surged to a new record above $79 per ounce, drawing attention not only from investors but also from industrial leaders like Elon Musk.
Gold hit $4,500 today, validating Ed Yardeni’s bullish forecast and pushing Wall Street to raise its long-term outlook for the metal heading into 2026.
Kiyosaki says an AI bubble could burst within three to four months and trigger what he calls the biggest market crash in history.
The Federal Reserve is expected to issue a third straight rate cut while warning that further easing may be limited, as officials remain split over slowing job growth and stubborn inflation.