OPEC+ likely to stick with current output levels as oversupply concerns mount
The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and allies are likely to proceed with their intended output pause during this weekend’s meeting, as evidence of a worldwide oil oversupply continues to mount, Bloomberg said in a report. A monthly video conference
Raymond James’ top picks for 2026 aren’t AI stocks
Raymond James is steering investors toward opportunities outside the artificial intelligence boom. In its latest note to clients, the firm highlighted stocks it believes are positioned for strong gains in 2026. Rather than chasing the AI-driven momentum that has dominated large-cap
US stocks trade flat as tech weakness persists ahead of key Fed minutes
US stocks were largely steady on Tuesday following two consecutive declines for the S&P 500, driven by increasing weakness in technology shares. The benchmark index traded near unchanged levels alongside the Dow Jones Industrial Average, while the Nasdaq Composite edged down
Nvidia stock remains under pressure: what’s hurting the AI darling?
Nvidia stock was modestly lower in early trading on Tuesday as the chipmaker failed to claw back some of the losses suffered in the previous session, with investor attention centred on its recently disclosed agreement involving artificial-intelligence chip company Groq. Nvidia
What to expect from US commercial real estate market in 2026
After years of turbulence caused by rising interest rates, the US commercial real estate sector is entering 2026 with cautious optimism. While borrowing costs are easing, industry leaders are tempering expectations compared with last year. According to Deloitte’s recent annual commercial real
Tesla stock outlook dims as analysts trim growth expectations
Tesla stock (NASDAQ: TSLA) remained in the flat territory Tuesday as Wall Street analysts moved to the sidelines, trimming growth forecasts ahead of the electric automaker’s fourth-quarter delivery report. The share price was slightly up, after facing some serious headwinds in
Could valuation concerns make 2026 a down year for AI chip stocks?
Artificial intelligence (AI) chip stocks had a blockbuster 2025, with leading names – Nvidia, Intel, Broadcom, and AMD – each rallying more than 40% in the trailing 12 months. These semiconductor names even outperformed the largest hyperscalers (Microsoft, Amazon) this year