China’s biggest policy meeting in six years kicks off this week. How investors can play it
“We expect the upcoming Third Plenum to focus on several areas that are crucial to China’s long-term economic path,” Bank of America economists said.
Dubai crown prince appointed UAE defense minister
The crown prince of Dubai has been appointed as minister of defense for the United Arab Emirates as part of a broader cabinet shuffle.
Institutions snapping up Chinese treasury bonds are shorting the economy, state media says
The report is the latest warning to the country’s bond market after the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) sounded concerns and introduced plans to sell treasury bonds to cool a bond rally.
China, Russia navies conduct joint patrol in parts of Pacific, Chinese media says
Chinese and Russian naval fleets recently conducted their fourth joint sea patrol in the Western and Northern Pacific Ocean, Chinese state broadcaster CCTV reported on Sunday.
Elon Musk endorses Donald Trump shortly after ex-president injured by shots fired at rally
Tesla CEO Elon Musk said he “fully” endorses Trump after the former president was injured when shots were fired at a rally in Pennsylvania.
Travelers say these are the best—and worst—U.S. airports for on-time flights, cleanliness, restaurants and more
AirHelp scored the airports based on flights taken from May 1, 2023 to April 30, 2024.
Olympic gold medalist spends $1,000/month on food: ‘It’s a pretty significant investment in my athletic performance’
Shot put star Ryan Crouser has taken home the gold at the past two Olympics and is looking to once again win at Paris 2024.
30-year-old left the U.S., relocated to Budapest, and pays $560/month for a 1-bedroom apartment
Denae McGaha moved from the U.S. to Budapest, Hungary in 2017 to teach English to kindergarteners.
Investors bet a Fed rate cut to spur rotation from crowded stocks to neglected as bull market continues
Mike Santoli breaks down the 21-month old bull market.
Ron Insana: Look to the U.S. for economic resilience and continued global stock market leadership
Americans have a homeward bias when it comes to investing — and rightfully so, especially in a year like this.
