The November reading of 43.9 marks a steep 9% monthly decline and a widening gap between investors and non-investors.

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Brussels bureaucrats never seem to pass up to an opportunity to micromanage every market they can get their hands on. And ...

With its long-teased stock exchange, TXSE, winning SEC approval in September, the state is taking aim at a market long ruled ...

The hawks on the Federal Open Market Committee see resilient growth, booming financial markets, too-high inflation, and a ...

Soaring government debt is in the U.S.’s future, and at borrowing costs that will continue to decline. See the excellent ...

New legislation in Congress vows to protect Main Street, but the specifics suggest something else entirely. The proposal, ...

When the current federal government shutdown began a month ago, the media warned of financial market mayhem due to decreased ...

When Texans head to the polls in November, they’ll find a slate of pro-taxpayer constitutional amendments designed to keep ...

Democrats used to be the party of the working class. In a bid to rebuild, party leaders are now overcompensating by clinging ...

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