Global Rate-Cut Momentum Fades as Central Banks Turn Cautious
Markets now price fewer ECB cuts and even possible hikes as disinflation stalls and growth stays modest.
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Wall Street Rotates Beyond Magnificent Seven as AI Trade Squeezes
Strategists cite Oracle’s slide, AI profitability doubts, and rate repricing pushing flows into cyclicals and defensives.
Rate-Cut Bets Fade as Markets Broaden Out
Investors reprice fewer 2026 cuts, rotate beyond mega-cap tech, and watch Congress weigh prediction-market rules.
Fed Cuts Rates as 2026 Rotation Talk Grows
Powell warned of hidden labor weakness as strategists eye a 2026 shift beyond AI megacaps.
NFL Urges Congress to Rein In Sports Prediction Markets
Testimony urges clearer CFTC guardrails as nationwide futures-style contracts expand beyond state gambling controls.
China Plans 2026 Export Push With Stronger Domestic Demand
Beijing aims to expand exports and imports while lifting pensions and incomes to curb trade tensions.
UHERO Sees Hawai‘i Mild Recession as Tourism Softens
Tourism weakness and job-loss risks could weigh through 2026, while construction and Maui rebuild projects buffer growth.
Fed’s Third Rate Cut Leaves Mortgage Rates Little Changed
A quarter-point cut may slightly lower credit-card costs, but 6.22% mortgages hinge on long-term yields.
Fed Cuts Again as Hawaii Slumps, China Eyes 2026
Markets weigh a third Fed cut, Hawaii’s tourism-led downturn, China’s export-demand pivot, and prediction-market scrutiny.
Crypto’s Pain Despite Mainstream Wins
BTC-USD -0.66%ETH-USD +0.08%SOL-USD -3.34%MSTR +0.88%As of Nov 29, 2025 09:38 AM ET • Data via Yahoo! Finance Heading into late November, the
ECB Signals Long Pause Ahead
On Thursday, minutes from the European Central Bank’s October 29–30 meeting showed policymakers increasingly confident that interest rates are "in a good place" after a year
Canada’s Growth Powered By Defense
Friday, Statistics Canada reported that the economy grew at an annualized 2.6% in the third quarter, surprising to the upside and narrowly avoiding a technical recession after a revised