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It was somewhat of a quiet week, that ended on a quiet note, especially given what was happening at this time last week.

European sanctions are tightening the noose around Russian refined fuels and global diesel stocks appear to grow ever more threadbare.

The Utilities ETF (XLU​​​​​​​) is currently in breakout mode, can this defensive play sustain the breakout though?

Trump's comments about a possible switch to cane sugar for Coca-Cola could have major implications for commodity markets and ETF investors, causing turmoil and possible job losses.

The delay of "Grand Theft Auto VI" is one of the bigger video game stories. Roundhill CEO Dave Mazza shares what's next for parent company Take Two.

You'll want to own all four, since they move at least somewhat independently of one another, making them all easier to stick with over time.

According to the University of Michigan survey on Friday, the index of consumer sentiment rose to 61.8 in July, continuing its rise from the previous month.

Since Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022 and support from the Trump administration wanes, Europe has increased defense spending.

The Utility sector ETF, XLU, is up 9.5% YTD and consolidating just 0.7% below its 52-week high, with a major breakout above $83 now coming into focus.

Spot Ethereum ETFs recorded a net inflow of $602 million on July 17, marking the second-highest single-day inflow in history.

While Dow Jones futures were up 0.07% at the time of writing, the S&P 500 futures were up 0.03%.

Powell said the Federal Reserve Board has taken great care to ensure the project is carefully overseen since it was first approved in 2017.

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The S&P 500 Index hit new intraday (6,304.69) and closing highs (6,297.36), while the Nasdaq Composite ended at a fresh peak for a fourth straight session.

Lula also defended Brazil’s rights to regulate and tax U.S. tech firms.

Waller predicts that PCE inflation will rise by three-tenths of a percent to 1% in 2025, assuming a permanent increase in import tariffs of approximately 10% but expects the impact to fade away soon.

Japan’s negotiator Ryosei Akazawa is accompanying Bessent in a bid to revive talks, but the U.S. has deferred tariff discussions until after Japan’s elections.