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Home Depot ($HD) revealed a surprising 12% drop in big-ticket project sales, citing homeowner fatigue as a key headwind—a trend shaking up expectations for 2025. The homeowner fatigue Home Depot 2025 effect is rippling through both retail and housing investors. What’s behind this abrupt turn in consumer behavior? Home Depot’s 12% Drop in Large Project Sales Signals Consumer Pullback On November 18, 2025, Home Depot ($HD) announced third-quarter revenue of $36.2 billion, reflecting a 3.1% year-over-year decrease versus the $37.4 billion analysts expected (Bloomberg, 2025-11-18). Notably, comparable sales in the U.S. declined 3.5% for the quarter, with CEO Ted Decker…
Bitcoin ($BTC-USD) plunged more than $30,000 from its mid-October highs, shaking investor confidence and placing the spotlight on why the Bitcoin price fell 30K in just a month. Is this level of volatility business as usual for cryptocurrencies, or should investors be concerned about something deeper? Bitcoin Price Sheds Over 30% From October Peak: Key Data and Drivers Bitcoin ($BTC-USD) traded above $97,800 on October 16, 2025, setting a new all-time high before retreating sharply to $67,400 by November 17—a drop of 31% in just 32 days, according to CoinMarketCap data. Daily trading volumes soared above $86 billion on November…
Federal Reserve policymakers revealed job growth stalled despite the latest rate cut, challenging assumptions that lowering interest rates would rejuvenate America’s employment market. Latest figures from the Labor Department ($FED) spotlight the puzzling disconnect fueling analyst debate around the lower interest rates job market dilemma. Fed’s Latest Rate Cut Fails to Boost U.S. Job Creation in Q4 On November 7, 2025, the Federal Reserve ($FED) reduced its benchmark federal funds rate by 25 basis points to 4.75%, its lowest level since June 2022. Yet, October’s nonfarm payroll data show job additions lagged at just 102,000—down sharply from the 187,000 average…
U.S. Census Bureau ($USCB) data revealed a 6% year-over-year surge in retiree relocations to large cities with low living costs, spotlighting affordable big cities for retirees in 2025. With inflation topping 3.7% this year, retirees secure significant savings by targeting metros with competitive home prices and below-average expenses. Which cities defy expectations as budget havens? Dallas Ranks Top: Retiree Living Costs Fall 7% in 2025 Dallas, Texas ($DALTX), led all major metros with a 7% decline in retiree household spending in the twelve months ending September 2025. Core housing costs average $1,850 per month, down from $1,988 a year prior…
The Federal Reserve ($FED) confounded investors by signaling no clear path for upcoming rate adjustments, highlighting the Fed rate decision impact stocks more than expected. Surprising inflation persistence and conflicting economic data challenge consensus, leaving market participants wondering if the Fed’s next interest rate move is more unpredictable than ever. Fed Holds Rates Amid 3.5% Inflation and Slowing Growth in Q4 The Federal Reserve ($FED) held its benchmark federal funds rate steady at 5.25%-5.5% during its November 2025 meeting, marking the fifth consecutive pause since July. Core inflation remained stubborn at 3.5% year-over-year in October, above the Fed’s 2% target,…
SSI Group ($SSI) and the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) revealed a landmark MoU, aiming to accelerate renewable energy supply chains—a surprise move as global demand soars. The SSI and GWEC sign MoU development signals industry expansion beyond forecasts, despite ongoing supply bottlenecks. SSI and GWEC MoU Targets 35% Boost in Wind Supply Capacity SSI Group ($SSI) and GWEC unveiled on November 18, 2025, a strategic Memorandum of Understanding to co-invest in scaling wind energy supply chain capabilities, aiming for a 35% rise in regional production capacity by 2026. According to SSI’s official release, the $210 million investment will focus…
Shanghai Electric ($601727.SS) and Siemens AG ($SIEGY) announced a $2 billion joint initiative to accelerate green digital power grid transformation in China, surprising investors by targeting over 40% renewable integration by 2027. The Shanghai Electric Siemens green digital grid partnership signals a major shift for both companies—and possibly the entire power sector. Shanghai Electric and Siemens Secure $2B Green Grid Agreement On November 18, 2025, Shanghai Electric ($601727.SS) and Siemens AG ($SIEGY) unveiled a $2 billion strategic partnership focused on building advanced digital and low-carbon power grids across China. According to an official Siemens statement released that day, the joint…
Delegates at COP30 ($COP30) ignited debate as they revealed efforts to accelerate fossil fuel phase-out, pushing the focus keyphrase—can COP30 begin phasing out fossil fuels—to the top of the global energy agenda. The scope and immediacy of fossil-downscaling surprised oil majors and markets, with new pledges under negotiation. COP30 Targets Fossil Fuel Phase-Out as Global Oil Demand Peaks COP30 opened in Belém, Brazil on November 17, 2025, with negotiators proposing explicit language for a “science-aligned” fossil fuel phase-out. This marks a departure from the softer “phase-down” terminology agreed at COP28. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), global oil demand…
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