10% Tariffs Are Now Permanent

10% tariffs are here to stay The U.K. and U.S. agreed to a landmark trade deal on Thursday — yet the agreement appears to be far from free of tariffs. The deal is the first made by the United States since President Donald Trump unveiled his so-called reciprocal tariffs on countries around the world last […]
European Markets: A Comprehensive Overview of Stocks, Data, and Earnings from Open to Close

European markets open to close: stocks, data, and earnings On the trading floor of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, traders watch their monitors in front of the display board showing the Dax curve on April 9, 2025. Arne Dedert | Picture Alliance | Getty Images European bourses had a mixed start to the week on Monday, […]
Experts Offer Strategies for Coping with the Trumpcession and Economic Anxiety

Experts Share How To Navigate Trumpcession, Economic Anxiety With every announcement that the Trump administration makes lately, it can feel like the U.S. economy is strapped onto a never-ending rollercoaster. Take the ongoing saga of Donald Trump’s tariffs. Just this week, Trump said he was going forward with a 25% additional tariff on almost all […]
Hundreds of Bills Submitted Affecting Texas Oil and Gas Industry

Several hundred bills filed impacting the Texas oil and gas industry | Texas (The Center Square) – Of the roughly 4,000 bills filed in the Texas legislature so far, about 120 affect the Texas oil and natural gas industry, according to an analysis by the Texas Independent Producers and Royalty Owners Association (TIPRO). On Tuesday, […]
Natural Gas and Oil Sector Boosts Benefits in West Virginia | WV News

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UK Finance Minister to Visit China Amid Government Bond Crisis

UK Finance Minister To Begin China Visit Amid Govt Bond Crisis Text size British finance minister Rachel Reeves will begin a visit to China on Saturday, seeking to revive dialogue with the world’s number two economy in the shadow of financial tumult back home. Reeves, whose formal title is Chancellor of the Exchequer, is the […]
5 Savvy Strategies for Making the Most of Your Year-End Bonus

5 smart ways to use a year-end bonus Are you expecting a year-end bonus? If so, you’re probably dreaming up all the ways you could spend that windfall. The average bonus was $2,447 in December 2023, according to payroll company Gusto. That’s a sizeable chunk of change — one that could put you in a […]
Nuclear Bull Market: Chapter Two in 2025

Act Two in 2025 for the Nuclear Bull Market Good morning Investors! Though “Old Energy” has done quite well for our Members over the last few years, no single sector has made as much money for our folks as has the renewed clean and green energy of the future: nuclear. Get ready for act two […]
Anticipated Market Outlook: Expect Massive Influx of Foreign Capital

Market forecast: ‘huge sucking sound’ of foreign capital to flood in Wall Street has been flying high as an expected Republican sweep in the election drives hopes for lower taxes and deregulation, and that makes U.S. financial markets more attractive to the rest of the world, a top economist said. In an interview on Bloomberg […]
Wall Street shows signs of regret over Fed rate cuts

Fed rate cuts: Wall Street is starting to have buyer’s remorse Wall Street celebrated the Federal Reserve’s half-point rate cut last month by sending stocks to fresh record highs, but the blockbuster jobs report on Friday has caused doubts to creep in. Analysts at Bank of America and JPMorgan, which was one of the few […]