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From rising mortgage rates to OPEC negotiations and crypto-driven retail optimism, today’s headlines dive deep into the forces shaping market sentiment. Each article below expands the day’s top stories, paired with the key opportunities advertisers are betting on.
Kohl’s Forecasts on Thin Ice After CEO Ouster
As Kohl’s prepares to announce quarterly earnings, Wall Street is less interested in numbers and more focused on strategy. The abrupt departure of CEO Ashley Buchanan has sparked speculation about internal leadership struggles, especially as the retailer grapples with economic pressure and tariff uncertainty. Analysts are already bracing for Kohl’s to retract or revise its annual forecasts entirely. If they do, it could mark a pivotal shift for the department store’s strategic direction. With competition heating up and inflation biting into consumer budgets, Kohl’s will need more than just seasonal promotions to inspire investor confidence. All eyes are on Thursday’s call—and whether the company’s new interim leadership has a viable turnaround plan. Read More >>
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Homebuyers on Edge as Rates Climb Again
With mortgage rates ticking back up, uncertainty is seeping into the U.S. housing market. A new Bank of America survey shows that 60% of Americans aren’t sure if now is a good time to buy—marking the highest level of housing anxiety since 2023. As affordability dips, sellers are holding tight, and buyers are pulling back. That gridlock has put pressure on lenders and homebuilders alike. The data suggests that even well-qualified borrowers are delaying moves, unsure whether today’s rate hikes are temporary or a longer-term shift. Until more economic clarity emerges, the housing market’s momentum may remain on pause. Read More >>
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Chalk Raises $50M To Compete in AI Infrastructure
Databricks has a new rival. San Francisco-based startup Chalk just secured a $50 million Series A round, valuing the company at $500 million. Led by Felicis, the funding will help Chalk scale its tools for feeding enterprise data into AI and ML models. The company’s mission is simple: reduce friction for engineers working with proprietary datasets. But that mission is becoming more crowded as venture capital continues to flood the space. With AI infrastructure spending projected to grow nearly 7x by 2032, startups like Chalk are trying to establish moats early—and investors are taking note. Read More >>
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OPEC Weighs July Output Hike as 2027 Baselines Debated
OPEC leaders are facing a complex balancing act: stabilize global oil prices while negotiating production targets for 2027. According to internal sources, next week’s meeting could finalize new output caps while also signaling a July increase in supply. Member nations are under pressure from both political and economic factions. The global energy transition has placed additional stress on traditional oil economies to stay relevant and competitive. Any misstep could ripple through inflation forecasts and energy stocks. Read More >>
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