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Congress returns to Washington this week with still no word as to when Fed Chair nominee Kevin Warsh will appear before the Senate Banking Committee as President Donald Trump’s pick to replace his nemesis Jerome Powell. The hearings, originally expected to begin in March, have been left off the committee’s calendar once again as of […]

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Gold has pulled back sharply from its January highs. Union Bancaire Privée (UBP) is not moved. It’s not bulging. The Swiss private bank, which manages approximately $233 billion in client assets, reaffirmed its $6,000 per ounce gold price target on April 13, even as gold trades roughly 15% below its January all-time high of approximately

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For weeks, the White House said the surge in gas prices was temporary. On April 13, the president changed that message. Speaking by phone on Fox News’s Sunday Morning Futures, Trump was asked directly whether oil and gas prices would be lower before the November midterm elections. “I hope so. I mean, I think so.

During my years of reporting on mortgage rates and the housing market (and other personal finance topics), I’ve found that real estate trends can be difficult to predict. This is especially the case when global economic events become unexpectedly volatile, such as the current developments in Iran and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.

With the U.S. defense budget topping $1 trillion in fiscal year 2026—and a 2027 target of $1.5 trillion on the table—Silicon Valley firms, both public and private, are positioned to make further inroads in a sector still dominated by legacy prime contractors.  To be sure, four primes—Boeing (BA), Lockheed Martin (LMT), RTX (RTX), and Northrop

U.S. stocks received a bit of a boost on Monday as the U.S. initiated its blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, but while some analysts expect energy prices to stay high for months (or potentially years) due to the fallout of the Iran War, analysts at Wells Fargo believe it’s time to invest in alternatives.

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