Truck-makers report steep declines in output, as domestic demand weakens and U.S. exports slow...

They sipped champagne, whined about Trump and celebrated some of the worst movies of the past decade...

Oil clearly matters and will remain reflexive for both rates and equities, but credit remains the North Star...

Could the upcoming Trump-Xi summit be the moment where we see Beijing issue the directive to its allies in Tehran to end the blockade? For Xi it may be a choice between that, or suffering the wrath of Kharg on the Chinese industrial economy.

Greater dealer hedging of put options exposes the stock market to deeper selloffs...

Nano is making tangible progress outside of their reactor development segment...

The new vehicle can charge from 10% to 70% in about five minutes... 

This week sees the Fed, ECB, BoJ and BoE all meet in a single calendar week for the first time since December 2021.

"At the same time, the idea of encouraging public unrest inside Iran has not been abandoned."

The elections integrity bill will go into effect next year and require Floridians to show photo ID at the polls and proof of citizenship when registering...

...the index for motor vehicles and parts posted the largest gain, and the index for machinery posted the largest loss.

UK PM stresses any security coalition will not be a NATO-led mission...

“Equities may welcome any sign that Hormuz could be reopened, but with further strikes still being threatened and diplomacy still patchy, conviction is low and positioning is likely to stay very twitchy.”

When understood as a wave, the current Everything Bubble is not sustainable...

The biggest development over the past two weeks has been the sharp tightening in global financial conditions...

Swapping a dependency on Middle Eastern hydrocarbons for a dependency on Chinese processed metals?