Sahil Mehta 
Published: January 26, 2026Coverage: Tier-1 Markets (US, UK, EU, APAC) Global financial markets kicked off the week on an uneasy note, with geopolitical friction and renewed tariff threats pushing investors toward traditional safe-haven assets. The shift has sent gold to fresh all-time highs above $5,000 per ounce, while equity markets opened softer amid concerns that … Read more
Rates verified February 24, 2026 | All institutions listed are FDIC-insured | Editorial content is independent Americans are still earning near-zero interest at traditional banks while the best high-yield savings accounts now pay up to 5.00% APY. On a $50,000 balance, that difference can exceed $2,000 per year. With the Federal Reserve holding rates steady … Read more
Updated: January 2026 | United States The U.S. credit card market is entering 2026 with a strange mix of opportunity and pressure. Consumers are spending more than ever on cards, yet revolving balances and interest charges are at record highs. At the same time, banks are competing aggressively on rewards, welcome bonuses, and travel perks … Read more
January 25, 2026 | 11:30 AM ET If you wanted a snapshot of today’s market mood, picture two very different forces pulling on opposite ends of the rope. On one side: investors piling into AI and mega-cap tech. On the other: a bruising post-earnings collapse from Intel. By the closing bell, the tech side won … Read more
Inflation in the United States ended 2025 on a steady note. According to the latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) report released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) on January 13, 2026, annual inflation for December came in at 2.7%, matching November’s pace. The data met Wall Street expectations but underscored persistent differences inside the … Read more
Overview The global forex market opened Thursday with heightened volatility as the Japanese Yen strengthened on expectations of a Bank of Japan (BoJ) rate hike, while the US Dollar continued to retreat amid geopolitical de-escalation between Washington and European NATO allies. Major forex pairs traded within tight ranges, gold surged toward record highs, and oil … Read more
Executive Summary With the 2025 and 2026 tax years approaching, U.S. taxpayers will see inflation adjustments to tax brackets, standard deductions, and several credits. These annual updates help prevent “bracket creep” and preserve purchasing power. The seven federal tax rates remain unchanged, while income thresholds and deduction amounts increase slightly year-over-year. Additional IRS administrative changes … Read more
America is entering 2026 with credit card debt sitting at record levels, even as interest rates on other forms of borrowing begin to ease. A review of data from the Federal Reserve, New York Fed, major credit bureaus, and the CFPB paints a clear picture: households are leaning heavily on revolving credit to stay afloat, … Read more
Last updated: January 2026 American households are entering 2026 facing a familiar but increasingly strained financial reality. While inflation has cooled from its post-pandemic highs, elevated interest rates, record consumer debt, and persistently low savings are reshaping how families manage cash flow, housing decisions, and long-term financial stability. The latest data offers a clearer picture … Read more
January 20, 2026 Global markets opened the week facing a familiar but increasingly complex mix of slowing growth signals, cautious central banks, and renewed geopolitical risk. Developments across China, the United States, and Europe are shaping expectations for interest rates, currencies, and trade flows heading deeper into 2026. China Meets 2025 Growth Target, Momentum Slows … Read more
