Pending home sales hit a record low in September, while housing starts and permits missed forecasts. High mortgage rates and persistent inflation complicate the Fed's next steps.

Elon Musk says AI and robotics-driven productivity growth may offer a path to easing US debt, which reached a record $40 trillion in August.

The NAHB/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index fell to 29 in October, its lowest since June 2012, as mortgage rates, building costs and cancellations weigh on the market.

Disrupted shipping through the Strait of Hormuz keeps U.S. fuel prices elevated, feeding inflation, borrowing costs and pressure on household spending before the midterms.

If TikTok is banned, American small businesses and creators are expected to lose over $1.3 billion in just one month, as TikTok and ByteDance continue to seek legal avenues to prevent the ban from taking effect.

The election of Trump and the nomination by Besent affect the U.S. treasury market, with political factors driving yield volatility, which may continue in the future.

U.S. consumers anticipate rising inflation, but remain optimistic about their personal financial outlook, revealing future challenges alongside confidence according to a New York Fed report.

By 2025, U.S. real estate will see rising prices, rebounding sales, high mortgage rates, an attractive rental market, and climate risks shaping the industry.

South Korean President Yoon faces pressure to step down early, with the ruling party's proposal for governance transfer sparking strong opposition and deepening political instability.

In his first interview after winning the election, Trump expressed his views on topics such as the term of Federal Reserve Chairman Powell, trade policy, and immigration reform, attracting significant attention from the market and public opinion.

Bitcoin surpasses $100,000, driven by Trump's election and expected lenient crypto regulations. Despite this milestone, its future remains uncertain, and investors should remain cautious.

Ruling party leader Han Dong-hoon urged President Yoon's suspension for alleged power abuse, raising impeachment odds and threatening economic recovery as Kospi gains narrowed to 0.4%.

Economists expect U.S. non-farm jobs in November to rebound to 215,000–250,000, driven by waning hurricane effects and striking workers' return. The Fed's December rate cut decision hinges on employment and inflation data.

Crude oil prices fell on Wednesday as the market focused on the potential postponement of OPEC+ production increases, the situation in Iran, and the impact of rising Chinese imports on oil prices.

Fed Chairman Powell discusses U.S. economy, Trump administration impact, and Bitcoin competition, stressing Fed independence and addressing economic policy and crypto challenges.

Bitcoin surpasses $100,000, reaching a historical high. Trump nominates Paul Atkins as the new SEC Chairman, while Putin suggests that Bitcoin may become a better alternative for foreign exchange reserves.

South Korea's ruling People Power Party opposed the opposition's impeachment proposal against President Yoon Suk-yeol, with significant challenges expected in the National Assembly.

The French government was overthrown in a no-confidence vote, the first in 62 years. Economists warn that political deadlock raises debt default risks, with a bleak economic outlook.

Strong U.S. labor market data supported the dollar, while gold prices slightly declined due to multiple factors. The market is focused on the expectation of a rate cut in December and geopolitical risks.

With Trump winning the U.S. election, Bitcoin is nearing $100,000. The market is waiting for the next steps from Trump's team regarding cryptocurrency policies, and speculators still view $100,000 as a key target.

On December 2nd, Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson accused the U.S. of using its Syria presence to spread terrorism under the guise of combating extremism.

CEO departures in the U.S. hit a record high, with leadership changes at Intel and Stellantis highlighting the challenges these companies face.

Copper prices have slightly fallen, with focus on Fed rate cuts, copper mine recovery, and supply-demand shifts. Fluctuations are expected to continue.

Spot gold edged up as the market focuses on the fragility of the ceasefire agreement between Hezbollah and Israel, along with expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut. Oil prices remain firm against the backdrop of tensions in the Middle East.

Offshore renminbi falls below 7.30 against the US dollar, while Fed's Waller supports a December rate cut, raising risks of a dollar decline amid year-end adjustments.

Trump's 25% Mexico-Canada tariff plan sparks global backlash, with Biden and international leaders urging dialogue to avoid a trade war.

U.S. debt exceeds $36 trillion, fueling concerns over unsustainable deficits as the "debt ceiling" suspension nears its end, risking another political stalemate in Washington.

President-elect Trump nominates Kellogg as Russia-Ukraine envoy, advocating strong pressure for talks, sparking global debate on the Ukraine crisis.

Initial jobless claims hit a 7-month low, showing labor market resilience, while continued claims at a 3-year high highlight reemployment challenges, complicating Fed policy.

President-elect Trump reiterated plans for tariffs on China, Mexico, and Canada, sparking strong reactions and opposition, overshadowing global trade and economic prospects.