U.S. and India Finalize Trade Agreement The United States and India have agreed to a new trade deal following high-level talks between Washington and New Delhi, marking a significant reset in economic relations between the two countries. Under the agreement,

Markets Pull Back on Fed Leadership Shift U.S. stocks moved lower Friday as Wall Street assessed the implications of Kevin Warsh emerging as the next chair of the Federal Reserve, a development that rattled rate expectations and currency markets. The

Wall Street Sinks as Tech Takes the Hit U.S. stocks fell sharply in mid-morning trading Thursday, led by a renewed selloff in large-cap technology after investors digested earnings from the sector’s most influential names. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite bore the

S&P 500 Touches 7,000 as AI Momentum Builds U.S. stocks pushed higher Wednesday, briefly lifting the S&P 500 above the 7,000 level following a record close. The milestone move reflected renewed enthusiasm around artificial intelligence spending, just hours before the

EU and India Move First as Trade Lines Harden India and the European Union announced a landmark free trade agreement, concluding negotiations that have stretched nearly two decades. The deal is designed to deepen economic ties between New Delhi and

A Quiet Rotation Away From U.S. Assets Global investors are increasingly reallocating capital away from U.S. assets — not through dramatic selloffs, but via what many describe as a quiet exit. The shift has powered a strong start to 2026

Stocks Rebound as Geopolitical Tensions Cool U.S. stocks rebounded sharply after the president said the United States would not use military force in relation to Greenland, easing fears that had rattled markets and triggered a flight out of dollar-based assets.

Trade tensions flare across the Atlantic European capitals are preparing potential countermeasures after the United States signaled plans to impose sweeping new tariffs on European exports, a move tied to ongoing pressure over Greenland’s future status. EU officials confirmed discussions

A broad bounce after two down days U.S. equities climbed Thursday as investors rotated back into risk after back-to-back declines earlier in the week. The tone shifted fast: tech went from “drag” to “driver,” and banks went from “headline risk”

U.S. stocks retreated Wednesday as investors digested another wave of bank earnings, fresh economic data, and rising geopolitical uncertainty. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite led losses, falling roughly 1.6%, while the S&P 500 dropped about 1%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average