Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth rates are more than headline numbers reported every quarter — they are vital barometers of economic health, influencing everything from fiscal policy to corporate earnings expectations, currency valuation, labor markets, and capital flows. For investors, understanding how GDP growth ripples through markets is fundamental to risk assessment and portfolio strategy. GDP Growth: The

U.S. stocks rebounded sharply in recent trading as investors rotated out of safe-haven assets and back into growth-oriented sectors, pushing major indexes higher while gold and silver prices declined. The move reflected improving risk appetite amid expectations that interest rates will remain stable and that corporate earnings momentum can carry equities forward. Market strategists said the shift underscored

A sharp tech-led selloff is rippling across global equities, dragging major U.S. indexes lower and forcing investors to reassess one of the most dominant market narratives of the decade: that artificial intelligence spending would deliver uninterrupted earnings expansion for megacap technology companies. The pullback has been driven largely by weakness in software and cloud giants, reinforcing just how