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As world leaders assemble in Brazil’s Amazon rainforest at COP30, the 30th U.N. climate conference, the disconnect between political rhetoric and market reality becomes visible. With the U.S. notably absent (the Trump administration confirmed it won’t send any high-level officials-investors), investors are increasingly filling the vacuum left by policymakers: channeling…

The best homebuilder ETFs give investors efficient exposure to growth-oriented real estate assets.

Gold’s rally to record highs may be far from over. With JP Morgan Private Bank forecasting prices could exceed $5,200 per ounce by the end of 2026 and Bank of America calling for $5,000, the yellow metal is again the market’s favorite hedge against fiscal and geopolitical uncertainty. Gold ETFs,…

AllianceBernstein continued to expand its lineup of actively managed fixed income ETFs, with the release of two new products: the AB New York Intermediate Municipal ETF (NYSE:NYM) and the AB Core Bond ETF (NYSE:CORB). The firm said that global trading firm Jane Street will act as the lead market maker…

After reaching the highest price since October 2011 in November 2023, the ICE world sugar futures have made lower highs and lower lows, falling to the lowest level since October 2020 in October 2025. Sugar remains in a bearish trend in November, but the price is approaching a level where…

As the holiday season shifts into high gear, retail investors find a new cause for celebration. This year may prove one of the most lucrative on record for the sector, with the National Retail Federation forecasting that U.S. holiday sales will range from $1.01 trillion to $1.02 trillion. The mix…

When it comes to investing, sometimes less is more. Following the 5% Diversification Rule helps you keep a more balanced portfolio.

The U.S. Senate passed a bipartisan deal that would clear the way to reopen the government through January 30 after weeks of political stalemate that left nearly 700,000 federal employees without pay and disrupted essential services throughout the country. The decision, which now goes to the House, ignited a modest…

With the Federal Reserve moving away from its prior efforts to tighten money supply, the measure theoretically provides relief for many economic entities. Under basic economic principles, reduced costs of borrowing encourage capital expenditures, investments and other growth-centered activities. However, one of the more obvious beneficiaries is the housing market.