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US Gas Demand Set to Soar: LNG Exports and Power Sector Growth Drive the Outlook

US Gas Demand Set to Soar: LNG Exports and Power Sector Growth Drive the Outlook

There are growing expectations that US natural gas demand is set to jump in the coming years, driven by increasing LNG export capacity, and stronger demand from the power sector with further investment in data centres. But how much potential demand could we see in the years ahead? 

Forex | Editor x Editor at portal
Michael Burry Exits Market as AI-Fueled Rally Pressures Bears

Michael Burry Exits Market as AI-Fueled Rally Pressures Bears

Investing | Editor x Editor at portal
Can AI Thrive Without Consumer and Labour Market Support?

Can AI Thrive Without Consumer and Labour Market Support?

Nothing – not even the news that SoftBank sold its entire Nvidia stake could spoil market sentiment yesterday, as investors bought into the optimism that the US government shutdown will finally end! Yes, after 41 days, the US government will reopen, and the data drought will come to an end.

Forex | Editor x Editor at portal
Markets Slide as AI Hype, Fed Cut Hopes, and Political Chaos Collide

Markets Slide as AI Hype, Fed Cut Hopes, and Political Chaos Collide

Just a day after a weak but better-than-expected ADP report weakened the Federal Reserve (Fed) doves' hand, a disquieting report from Challenger came to the rescue of bond holders — showing that US companies announced the biggest job cuts in October since 2003, thanks to the AI revolution.

Stocks | Editor x Editor at portal
Market Sentiment Sours as Tech Valuations Face Reality Check and Dollar Regains Strength

Market Sentiment Sours as Tech Valuations Face Reality Check and Dollar Regains Strength

Market mood got hammered yesterday — for all the reasons we've been citing over and over: overstretched tech valuations, an increasingly narrow rally, and the circularity concerns around Big Tech that are reviving dot-com bubble comparisons. 

Economy | Editor x Editor at portal
New Wave of Tariffs and Rising Uncertainty: Markets Caught Between the Dollar and Geopolitical Risk

New Wave of Tariffs and Rising Uncertainty: Markets Caught Between the Dollar and Geopolitical Risk

Global tariffs announced by Donald Trump have taken effect at a 10% rate. They were introduced under Section 122 of U.S. trade law, which allows the administration to apply temporary protectionist measures for up to 150 days. After that period, alternative legal tools may be used, including Section 301, which enables the imposition of indefinite tariffs in response to practices deemed unfair.

Forex | Editor x Editor at portal