The U.S. economy’s surprising vigor, with Q2 GDP revised to 3.8% and August consumer spending up 0.4%, paints a picture of resilience that defies slowdown fears. Yet, new tariffs—100% on pharmaceuticals, 50% on cabinets—aren’t mere blips; they’re a bold bet that could fuel inflation and unravel supply chains, turning short-term …
Read More »U.S. Strikes Again: Massive Tariffs Shake Key Industries
Friday’s Announcement Sends Shockwaves Through Global TradeOn September 25, the United States unleashed a fresh wave of tariffs that sent ripples across global markets. Targeting pharmaceuticals, heavy trucks, furniture, and cabinetry, the new measures are far from subtle. Branded or patented drugs now face a staggering 100% tariff unless companies …
Read More »Bitcoin’s Bloody September: Why the King of Crypto is Bleeding Out in 2025
Bitcoin’s infamous “Red September” curse struck with vengeance in 2025, turning what promised to be a banner month into a bloodbath. As of September 27, the world’s premier cryptocurrency clawed its way back to $109,421, up a modest 0.37% on the day but still nursing wounds from a brutal weekly …
Read More »Canadian Dollar Stalls at 18-Week Lows Despite GDP Rebound
The Canadian Dollar (CAD) managed to pump the brakes on its sharp descent against the US Dollar (USD) to close the week, but the respite was limited. Despite cooling its bearish momentum on Friday, the Loonie still touched fresh 18-week intraday lows, confirming its position on the weak side of …
Read More »Wall Street Finds Relief as Inflation Data Meets Expectations
Wall Street ended the week on a positive note after fresh U.S. inflation data reassured investors and calmed fears of runaway price growth. The latest figures showed consumer spending rising slightly more than forecast in August, while the inflation rate ticked up to 2.7% from 2.6% in July — exactly …
Read More »Gold’s Monumental Rally Continues: New Records Set as $4,000 Target Comes into Focus
Gold prices are not just advancing—they are soaring to new heights, hitting $3,778.85 per ounce and solidifying a massive multi-month rally. This surge is powered by intense speculation that the Federal Reserve will continue to cut interest rates, a bet reinforced by the latest inflation data and signals of a …
Read More »U.S. 10-Year Yield Holds Steady at 4.185% as Global Bonds Show Divergence
The benchmark U.S. 10-year Treasury yield inched slightly higher on Friday, rising by 0.009 points to 4.185%, a gain of 0.22%. The move comes in the wake of inflation data that landed exactly in line with expectations, giving markets reassurance that the Federal Reserve’s gradual approach to monetary easing remains …
Read More »Yen Strengthens as Dollar Rally Stalls on Inflation Data and Tariff Jitters
The Japanese Yen gained ground against the U.S. Dollar on Friday, halting a two-day surge that had driven the dollar to its highest level in nearly two months. By mid-session, the USD/JPY pair was hovering around 149.50, with the dollar losing steam as traders weighed fresh inflation data alongside renewed …
Read More »Trade War Jitters Hammer Medtech Stocks as Government Probes Healthcare Imports
The specter of new tariffs has sent ripples through the healthcare sector, directly impacting asset performance and creating a clear divide between potential stock market winners and losers. This market volatility is a response to two concurrent national security investigations launched by the US government, targeting imported medical devices and …
Read More »Canada’s Economy Returns to Growth in July After Four-Month Pause
Canada’s real GDP rose 0.2% in July, exceeding forecasts and reversing June’s 0.1% drop, Statistics Canada reported. The rebound follows an annualized 1.6% contraction in Q2 as analysts watch for signs of recession. Key drivers of July’s growth: Goods-producing industries led the gain with a 0.6% increase after three months …
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