Former Pentagon Advisor Warns of Major AI-Driven Stock Market Collapse
A leaked report predicts a severe market crash linked to AI developments, urging investors to prepare for substantial losses and offering strategies to mitigate impact.
A leaked report predicts a severe market crash linked to AI developments, urging investors to prepare for substantial losses and offering strategies to mitigate impact.
A Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas paper connects the recent surge in unauthorized immigration to notable increases in home prices and rents across U.S. metropolitan areas amid ongoing political debate.
Recent AI-fueled market swings reveal new investment opportunities, with experts highlighting two stocks poised to benefit from ongoing AI innovation and strong fundamentals.
Inflation in Pakistan surged to 11.7%, driven by rising transport and food costs, raising concerns about prolonged economic slowdown and financial instability.
Following the Dow Jones’ new record, global markets displayed varied movements, with some AI-linked stocks rebounding while others faced setbacks ahead of the U.S. holiday.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent indicated that inflation could start declining as soon as this month amid ongoing concerns over high gas prices and economic stability.
A recession is more than shrinking GDP; it’s a sustained decline across jobs, production, and spending, officially identified by the National Bureau of Economic Research.
A leading Goldman Sachs economist projects artificial intelligence could disrupt the roles of 15 million American workers, reshaping employment but not eliminating work entirely.
Investor emotions often trigger drastic market moves, but recognizing crowd dynamics can help avoid costly mistakes and seize rebound opportunities.
U.S. employers added far fewer jobs than expected in June as workforce participation dropped, with leisure and hospitality sectors experiencing notable losses.
Federal data reveal rising unemployment among Black Americans during the first half of 2026, while White unemployment rates remain unchanged, widening the racial employment gap.
Real-time payment systems are emerging as vital financial infrastructures in South America, with Argentina poised to gain nearly $19.3 billion in GDP from their expansion by 2028.