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U.S. stocks recover with technology shares leading gains before Nvidia reports $96.22 billion revenue and a $108 billion outlook for Q3. The post Wall Street technology rebound precedes Nvidia earnings appeared first on Columbus Inquirer.
Market reports show dollar struggles for traction against major peers as foreign exchange traders evaluate central bank policies. The post Dollar struggles for traction against major peers as euro rises appeared first on Columbus Inquirer.
Official data shows Apple reveals profits, taxes in Europe for first time, including $153.5 million paid in German corporate taxes. The post Apple reveals profits, taxes in Europe for first time under EU rules appeared first on Columbus Inquirer.
US leads global energy production says Energy Secretary Chris Wright as domestic crude oil and natural gas reach record output levels. The post US leads global energy production with record oil and gas output appeared first on Columbus Inquirer.
The dollar index remains below 99 as long-term Treasury yields retreat, with the euro and yen gaining after the Federal Reserve held rates. The post Dollar hovers near three-month low as US bond yields retreat appeared first on Columbus Inquirer.
Gold rebounds as U.S. Treasury yields retreat and lower September rate hike expectations put Federal Reserve policy back in focus. The post Gold prices gain as Fed rate hike bets ease in US markets appeared first on Columbus Inquirer.
Bank of America’s $250 billion plan will finance US data centers, power, transport and core infrastructure nationwide through July 4, 2027. The post Bank of America plans $250 billion US infrastructure funding appeared first on Columbus Inquirer.
U.S. marketed natural gas output is set to reach 122.5 Bcf/d in 2026, topping the 2025 record as Permian and Haynesville production grows. The post U.S. natural gas output heads for record 122.5 Bcf/d in 2026 appeared first on Columbus Inquirer.
Tight diesel inventories and refinery disruptions are keeping fuel prices elevated across US and European markets amid reduced product flows. The post Diesel prices stay high on tight US and European supplies appeared first on Columbus Inquirer.
Gold climbed for a third session, moving beyond $4,400 as markets tracked US inflation data following July’s decline in nonfarm payrolls. The post Gold advances for third day with US inflation in focus appeared first on Columbus Inquirer.
