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Economic Report: Higher gas and food prices trigger first increase in U.S. consumer inflation in 4 months

The cost of consumer goods and services rose in June for the first time in four months largely because of higher gasoline prices, but inflation more broadly remained low and is likely to stay that way during the pandemic. The consumer price index jum...

The Margin: Queen Elizabeth II sells gin made from leaves found at Buckingham Palace after tourist revenues crash

Royal Collection Trust, a department of the Royal Household, launched a premium small-batch London dry gin for sale in its shops on Monday, infused with bay and mulberry leaves found in her back garden.

Key Words: Home prices could fall in major cities as Americans sour on urban living, says Nobel Prize-winning economist Robert Shiller

For Nasdaq-rally skeptics, remember that momentum doesn’t die easily

The past has shown that stock prices can remain above so-called trend channels for a long time.

NewsWatch: This strategist says investors are in the ‘forest of make believe’ when it comes to growth stocks

Our call of the day, from Nordea’s Sebastien Galy, says the mad rush for tech stocks is going to end in pain for some investors.

Metals Stocks: Gold tallies first gain in 3 sessions as coronavirus infections extend rise

Gold tallies its first gain in three sessions on Monday, with analysts tying support to a global rise in the number of COVID-19 cases.