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June inflation slowed to 3.5% on falling gasoline prices, lifting stock futures and sending the Nasdaq to lead US indexes higher on July 14, 2026.
Bitcoin surged toward $65,000 as cooler-than-expected U.S. inflation data reduced odds of a near-term Fed rate hike, boosting risk assets globally.
China's economy grew 4.3% in Q2 2025, falling short of Beijing's 4.5%-5% annual target, as weak domestic demand and Iran war-driven oil price pressures offset strong export growth led by EVs and AI se
The US has frozen $131 million in Iranian-linked cryptocurrency assets as part of its ongoing financial pressure campaign, expanding actions that have already seized around $1 billion in crypto since
SK Hynix surged 11% in Seoul to lead a broad Asian tech rally alongside Samsung and Japanese chipmakers, tracking a Wall Street semiconductor rebound from Monday's AI-spending-driven sell-off, while a
U.S. stock futures were mixed on July 14 as investors weighed June CPI easing to 3.5%, the kickoff of Q2 bank earnings, hawkish Fed signals from Christopher Waller, and a third straight night of U.S.
CNBC's Jim Cramer argued Tuesday that AI-driven bubble fears are overblown, making the case that the current mix of valuations, interest rates, and corporate earnings makes a dot-com-style crash unlik
Canadian governments' combined debt looks dramatically different depending on which measure you use — gross debt has climbed to 132% of GDP, the highest since 1997, but netting out financial assets (e
IBM suffered its worst single-day stock drop since at least 1968, plunging more than 25% after preannouncing quarterly earnings that badly missed Wall Street estimates, with CEO Arvind Krishna pinning
Micron Technology shares jumped 4.9% Tuesday after KeyBanc raised its price target to $1,750, citing persistent memory shortages the analyst expects to last through 2027.
US inflation eased to 3.5% in June from 4.2%, beating the 3.8% analysts expected, on falling gasoline — but an oil rebound after the Iran ceasefire collapse signals July won't repeat the relief.
IBM's stock plunged 25.2% in its worst single-day trading session ever — surpassing even the 1987 Black Monday drop — after CEO Arvind Krishna blamed soaring AI-related chip costs, customer spending s
Lucid Group denied reports it was weighing bankruptcy or going private, yet its stock continued to plunge on July 14 as the EV maker hired an advisory firm to guide a turnaround effort.
U.S. consumer prices fell 0.4% in June — the biggest monthly drop since April 2020 — as an oil price slide pulled annual inflation down to 3.5% from 4.2%, though the relief hinges on whether the U.S.-
Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase reported record quarterly revenue, fueled by an AI-driven surge in equities trading and investment banking that lifted combined trading results $4.4 billion above anal
IBM CEO Arvind Krishna told CNBC that Anthropic's Mythos AI model is making customers pause new cybersecurity deals, triggering a broad rally in cyber stocks led by ~10% gains in CrowdStrike, Okta, an
Lucid Group has engaged restructuring consultancy AlixPartners to examine all aspects of its operations, cut costs, and support the rollout of its new mid-size vehicle, while calling bankruptcy rumors
JPMorgan posted $21.2 billion in second-quarter profit — the largest quarterly haul ever by a US bank — driven by an 86% surge in equity trading, record IPO underwriting from AI-linked deals like Spac
IBM shares cratered roughly a quarter on Tuesday after the company warned that surging AI infrastructure spending is starving its software and mainframe businesses, putting the stock on track to lose
After Sen. Lindsey Graham's death over the weekend, President Trump pushed the Clarity Act and SAVE America Act as memorials, but most senators are rallying around Graham's own Russia sanctions bill a
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