Along with the U.S. elections and the FOMC rate decision, investors should pay close attention to China’s parliament meeting this week, especially the stimulus measures expected on Friday.

For years, China was expected to lead globally. However, those chances are fading as the country struggles to boost domestic demand. While there are potential solutions, it's unclear if the authorities...

AI has its perks, but so far, it mostly benefits semiconductor manufacturers and end users, not those investing in development. This will unlikely change soon, so be cautious and look for new opportunities....

The bull market continues, but that does not mean that the world is more stable and that calm has set in amid uncertainty. There are still many black swans that could affect investor confidence and sentiment....

Another earnings season begins this week, and, as usual, expectations are low. But should we be concerned, or will the markets once again ignore the negativity and continue to rise?

The Fed has lowered interest rates, and the economy remains resilient, but that does not mean the rise in U.S. rates will continue. There are still many risks that could shake the market's mood.

The People's Bank of China announced measures to boost the economy, such as reducing borrowing costs, increasing liquidity, and easing mortgage payments. But will this be enough, or will more stimulus...

A major explosion in Lebanon injured over 2,000 people, prompting Hezbollah to pledge retaliation and continue supporting Gaza, dampening hopes for peace efforts. While markets remain steady with no surge...

While a shutdown would affect over a million federal employees, past shutdowns haven't significantly impacted the stock market. Election-year pressures may lead to a temporary budget resolution, but broader...