Economics

Fahmi Quadir, "the Assassin," discusses the "golden age of fraud" and her first-ever long position, focusing on Korea outside of AI.

Social Security checks may increase by 3.9% next year, but this rise might not fully offset rising costs of essentials.

Bitcoin's price remained stagnant amidst escalating geopolitical tensions, failing to capitalize on global uncertainty.

European nations are targeting "Big Oil's" substantial profits from Iran for increased tax revenue, seeking to capitalize on energy sector earnings.

Investec seeks an Irish banking license to expand its European presence and access a major financial system, according to CEO Fani Titi.

Samsung semiconductor employees may receive average annual bonuses of $340,000 following a tentative deal to avert a strike.

Understanding bonds is complex; this article outlines five common pitfalls investors should actively avoid.

Asian stocks rose as markets awaited US-Iran talks, with strategist Casey Sprake discussing potential peace deal impacts.

Home sellers in Phoenix, Tampa, San Antonio, Denver, and Portland continue to slash prices as demand remains anemic.

Trump's Fed pick, Kevin Warsh, may not deliver lower mortgage rates despite shared preference due to inflation concerns.

Great Britain's retail sales fell 1.3% in April, the largest drop in a year, driven by a significant decline in petrol purchases.

Polymarket, a prediction market platform, is actively seeking regulatory approval to operate in Japan by the year 2030.

Bitcoin's implied volatility has fallen to a seven-month low, signaling market calm amidst ongoing macroeconomic uncertainties.

Short-seller Fahmi Quadir, known as "the Assassin," discusses the existential crisis facing her profession amid a "golden age of fraud."

Short-seller Fahmi Quadir shares insights on surviving the market, including a discussion on the Korean stock market's dynamics.

Current road financing models, reliant on gas taxes, are unsustainable as non-drivers increasingly subsidize drivers.

Soaring oil prices due to conflict may paradoxically accelerate the global transition to clean energy, despite record profits for fossil fuel companies.

Emerging market stocks rose for a second day, nearing a weekly gain driven by AI trade enthusiasm and reduced Middle East tensions.

Julius Baer anticipates a substantially higher first-half profit in 2026, signaling successful progress in its ongoing restructuring efforts.

Indonesia will "listen to the market" when establishing a body to oversee key commodity exports, according to Pandu Sjahrir.

India's central bank may revisit 2013 taper tantrum strategies to defend the rupee against its ongoing plunge.

US lawmakers propose ARMA bill to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve, requiring a 20-year holding period for national debt reduction.

Philippine peso's 63.50 per dollar rate is acceptable if the decline is measured and non-inflationary, according to Governor Eli Remolona.

Foreign investors may continue selling Indian stocks through 2027, favoring AI leaders in Asia with better valuations, BofA Global Research reports.

Vietnam's richest individual invested billions into his electric automaker and other ventures as his company's stock surged 1,000%.

Bitcoin futures traders' pursuit of short positions suggests a potential rally towards $80,000, indicating increased market optimism.

Ross Stores raised sales and profit forecasts after a record first quarter driven by strong customer traffic and highest-ever same-store growth.

Bitcoin longs surge as traders bet on an $82,000 price target despite weak US macroeconomic data.

Trump's proposed child savings accounts aim for bipartisan appeal, but potential success faces significant inhibiting factors.

Only high-earning Britons are defying the energy shock, with lower earners dipping into savings to cover rising costs.