July has a strong track record for US equities, and investors are entering the month with four familiar names back in focus. The S&P 500 has historically posted its best average monthly gain in July, while technology-heavy indexes have often benefited

US equity futures began the new quarter with a more guarded tone, even after Wall Street ended June on a strong note. The problem is not just geopolitics, though the stalled US-Iran diplomacy in Doha is keeping traders alert. The

The DAX Index has remained resilient in recent months and is gradually attempting to retest its all-time high of 25,510. It has climbed nearly 15% from its lowest level this year. This period of consolidation could pave the way for

Microsoft is preparing to cut thousands of jobs as early as next week, according to a Business Insider report, in another sign that Big Tech’s AI spending boom is coming with a human cost. The cuts are expected to affect less

The FTSE 100 Index remained in a tight range in June as investors focused on the UK’s political situation, Bank of England (BoE) action, and the US and Iran situation. It rose to 10,500 points, up by 3.70% from its