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A majority of more than 100 economists expect the U.S. Federal Reserve to lower its key interest rate by 0.25% at the Dec. 9–10 meeting to support a cooling labor market. Their broad agreement contrasts with increasing division among Fed policymakers over whether another rate cut is needed.
Planned job cuts by U.S. employers fell 53% in November to 71,321, but were still 24% higher than last year. Hiring intentions remain cautious amid economic uncertainty and slowing demand.
The European Commission has opened an antitrust investigation into Meta over AI features in WhatsApp that could block rivals, following complaints from smaller companies. Interim measures may be imposed.
Chevron said its 2026 capital spending will be $18–19 billion, focusing on U.S. production and its new Guyana stake. The range sits at the low end of its earlier $18–21 billion annual guidance through 2030.
Stellantis is recalling over 72,000 Ram trucks in the U.S. after a software glitch caused instrument panel displays to go blank, according to the NHTSA.
Rio Tinto's new CEO Simon Trott plans to boost productivity and sell noncore assets as the miner shifts to a simpler three-unit structure focused on profitable operations.
Lockheed Martin has launched a hypersonics system integration lab in Huntsville to develop next-gen weapons, part of the U.S.-China arms race.
In November 2025, the U.S. services sector grew modestly, with the ISM Services PMI at 52.6, marking the ninth month of expansion. Growth continues despite challenges from tariffs, government shutdown. Business activity and new orders remain positive, though demand shows some caution. Employment is still declining but at a slower pace, while prices are rising more slowly than before. Supplier
Natural Gas remains the strongest market mover, trading around 5.0094 after climbing more than 13% in the past week. The price continues to hold above the rising 60-period SMA near 4.92, showing strong bullish momentum. As long as the price stays above this dynamic support, the trend favors buying dips and looking for a continuation toward new highs.
U.S. import prices held steady in September, as higher costs for consumer goods were offset by cheaper energy, missing economists forecast of a 0.1% rise.
Sweden's Volvo Cars reported November sales of 60,244 units, down 10% YoY, continuing an 8% year-to-date decline amid U.S. demand slowdown and trade tariffs.
The Fed has begun reversing three years of losses, earning enough since November to slowly cover accounting mechanisms tied to its COVID-era monetary policies.
Airbus lowered its 2025 delivery goal to about 790 jets due to a supplier issue affecting A320 fuselage panels, down from its earlier plan for roughly 820 aircraft.
China is likely to maintain its 5% growth target next year, requiring continued policy support as it works to overcome deflation, a property slump, weak demand, and excess capacity.
Visa expands digital wallets in Europe under new NFC rules, adding BBVA, Klarna, Vipps launches and a 2026 Bancomat pilot as mobile payments surge.
Marvell Technology reported record quarterly revenue of $2.075B, up 37% year-over-year and above guidance. GAAP gross margin was 51.6%, and non-GAAP gross margin was 59.7%. GAAP net income reached $1.9B ($2.20 per share), boosted by the sale of its automotive ethernet business to Infineon for $2.5B, resulting in a $1.8B gain. Non-GAAP net income was $655M ($0.76 per share). Operating
RTX won a $1.6B deal to support F135 engines for F-35 jets, providing maintenance, engineering services, and spare parts for U.S. and global customers.
USD/JPY is in a corrective phase after a strong uptrend. The short-term trend is bearish to neutral, with the pair forming lower highs and currently moving sideways in a consolidation range. Price is trading between the downward-sloping SMA 24, which acts as resistance around 155.88, and the upward-sloping SMA 100, which acts as support near 155.00.
Europe's aerospace and defence sectors jumped in 2024, with turnover up 10% and defence up nearly 14%, boosted by increased spending amid the Ukraine war.
Nestlé is working with Morgan Stanley to explore options, including a sale of Blue Bottle Coffee, as it streamlines its portfolio under its new CEO.
Costco sued the U.S. seeking refunds if the Supreme Court rejects Trump's broad tariff authority under emergency powers.
Warner Bros Discovery got second-round bids, including a cash offer from Netflix, as Netflix, Comcast and Paramount Skydance work on improved deals.
The Bank of England cut lenders' required capital from 14% to 13% to spur lending and support the economy—its first such reduction since the financial crisis.
Bitcoin remains in a strong downtrend, trading far below the 60-day SMA, which is acting as resistance near 104,139. The price has fallen sharply from the 125,000 area to around 87,810. It is now approaching a key support zone between 80,000 and 75,420, which is both psychological and structural. Any bounce from current levels will face major resistance at 93,500