China's technology exports are gaining momentum as the global push to build artificial intelligence infrastructure accelerates.

Iran launched ballistic missiles toward Israel on Sunday following a fresh Israeli strike on Dahiya, a prominent Beirut suburb and Hezbollah stronghold. This latest exchange represents one of the steepest escalations since a fragile ceasefire was established, sparking fears that the confrontation could widen beyond Lebanese borders.

China’s recovery is showing signs of fatigue once again.

The S&P 500 continues to push into record territory, but the strength beneath the surface is becoming less convincing.

Summer is starting with markets under pressure from nearly every direction.

The US Senate has confirmed Kevin Warsh as the next Chair of the Federal Reserve, marking one of the most contentious leadership transitions in the central bank’s history. Approved by a narrow 54-45 margin, the vote represents the slimmest confirmation gap ever recorded for the position, highlighting a deep partisan divide over the future of American monetary policy.

US inflation accelerated more than expected in April 2026, reaching 3.8% year on year. This marks the highest level since mid 2023 and a significant jump from the 3.3% recorded in March. The primary catalyst remains the ongoing conflict with Iran, which has triggered a massive energy shock that continues to complicate the economic landscape for both consumers and policymakers.

Federal Reserve expectations are starting to shift into uncomfortable territory.