A downbeat July non-farm payroll report has stirred up Expectations of a rate cut by the U.S. Federal Reserve. Investors' focus will turn onto major inflation data in the coming week.

Using Trading Central's Market Buzz and looking into Top Buzzing ranking to find premarket moves, we have identified Snap Inc as an interesting choice.

Though the U.K. recorded in June the fastest inflation rate in 17 months, its gross domestic product contracted for two consecutive months in April and May with persistent weakness in the labour market. The Bank of England is likely to start the third quarter with an interest-rate cut.

U.S. President Donald Trump has been exerting pressure on Fed Chair Jerome Powell to cut interest rates. However, considering strength in the labor market and the not-so-weak inflation rate, we do not think Powell will yield to Trump’s demand.

Curious what really drives stock prices? We break down the key forces—fundamentals, sentiment, and macro trends—and apply them in a real-world Nvidia (NVDA) case study using Trading Central tools.

When most investors think of fixed income, government or corporate bonds usually come to mind. Yet, tucked away in the Canadian market is an asset class that quietly delivers high yields, tax advantages, and diversification: Canadian preferred shares.

According to the European Central Bank’s chief economist, the central bank’s latest period of monetary policy interventions to bring inflation in check is “done”. However, a potential 30% U.S. tariff on European Union imports is complicating the central bank’s interest-rate decision on Thursday (July 24).

U.S. technology companies showcasing strong earnings and impressive revenue growth, identified through Trading Central’s Quantamental Factor investing framework.

With the earnings season kicking off, it's essential to keep an eye on what's moving to adjust your portfolio or uncover new opportunities. Using Trading Central's Market Buzz and exploring the Top Buzzing ranking to spot premarket movers, we've identified Johnson & Johnson as an interesting choice.