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Stocks Advance Toward Records in Broad Rally
Ten of 11 S&P 500 sectors closed higher, along with gold and silver prices.
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GDP Data Should Be Strong. How Strong Is the Question.
Economists expect the delayed third-quarter report to show a slight slowdown from the second quarter, but not enough to cause concern.
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U.S. Targeting Oil Tankers in Bid to Stymie Global Black Market
Trump administration is aiming to interrupt a shadow fleet of tankers that supply sanctioned oil to several U.S. adversaries.
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China's Sprint for Tech Dominance Can't Hide an Economy Full of Holes
A self-sufficiency push has made China a tougher competitor to the U.S., but it comes with enormous waste.
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Bond Markets Clear Path for Stock Rally by Ignoring a Near-Term Risk
Recent rate moves are supporting another solid stock market rally.
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Trump Administration Halts All Offshore Wind Projects
The Interior Department cited "national security risks" as it paused federal leases for five projects in the works from Massachusetts to Virginia.
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New Class of Warship to Be Named After Trump
The new vessels, which the president calls battleships, will be the latest in what the White House envisions as a "Golden Fleet."
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The AI Boom Is Making Real-Estate Investors Rich-and Exposing Them to Risk
Spending on data-center construction is poised to surpass office-building construction for the first time, changing the nature of property investing.
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Canada's Consumer Heads Into 2026 on Firmer Footing
Canada's consumer is exiting 2025 in better shape compared with earlier in the year after shrugging off concerns of a trade war and other macroeconomic concerns that had weighed on spending.
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China Vanke's Brewing Crisis Suggests Limited Property Easing to Come
Many of China's other large developers have already defaulted, and a Vanke collapse would raise questions about how policymakers plan to address the real-estate slump as it drags on into a sixth year in 2026.
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Tariff Tensions Will Follow Investors Into the New Year. Here's Why.
This year may go into the books as one marked by trade volatility, but 2026 may not be as calm as some investors hope.
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Companies Are Running Out of Ways to Keep Tariffs From Raising Prices
Some executives have said they are testing consumers' willingness to pay higher prices.
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Gold Rockets to Record High on U.S. Rate-Cut Hopes, Haven Demand
The precious metal has risen around 68% this year and is on track for its biggest gain since the inflationary shock of 1979.
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
December 23, 2025 03:15 ET (08:15 GMT)
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