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US CPI is expected to print at 3.0% y/y - why there may be limited potential for the inflation report to drop meaningfully below 3.0% any time soon. Despite continued above-target inflation, the Fed’s ...

Investing.com -- ITM Power has signed a contract with a project managed by Octopus Energy Generation to deploy its NEPTUNE V containerized green hydrogen systems at Kimberly-Clark’s manufacturing ...

Investing.com-- Japan Petroleum Exploration Co (TYO:1662) said on Thursday it will acquire U.S. oil and gas assets for about $1.3 billion, driving its Tokyo-listed shares higher on optimism the deal ...

Societe Generale was referenced by RBC as one of the strongest-performing European bank stocks in 2025. The broker said the bank has structurally improved its return outlook through cost actions and ...

Investing.com -- Jefferies is positive on gold miners heading into 2026 as it expects supportive gold-market conditions to persist while producers benefit from expanding margins, limited cost ...

The one-year changes in real wages (right chart) are more volatile and cannot account for the trends in reports of people ...

Spot silver rose 0.5% to $66.5095/oz, remaining close to a record high of $66.90 hit on Wednesday. Platinum outperformed, ...

ANZ analysts expect the BOJ to hike rates in December and next in April 2026, when the central bank will have enough information on the trajectory of Japanese wages. Steady wage growth over the past ...

Among other Asian markets, China’s Shanghai Shenzhen CSI 300 index fell 0.7%, while the Shanghai Composite was flat. Chinese ...

Investing.com-- Activist investor Elliott Investment Management has built a stake of more than $1 billion in Lululemon Athletica (NASDAQ:LULU) and is pushing for changes at the athletic apparel maker, ...

Interprovincial migration decreased 5.5% compared to the third quarter of 2024, with 75,758 people moving between provinces. Alberta (+5,652), British Columbia (+1,504), Nova Scotia (+441) and Prince ...