News•Feb 24, 2026
Asia-Pacific Commercial Real Estate Extends Rebound in 2026
Asia‑Pacific commercial real estate is set for a 5‑10% investment boost in 2026, extending the rebound that began in 2025. Full‑year transaction activity hit $157 billion, up 22% from 2024, as net buying intentions climb to 17%. Office properties have reclaimed the top asset class for the first time since 2020, driven by strong leasing demand and limited new supply in prime districts. Cross‑border capital continues to favor Tokyo, Sydney, Singapore and emerging data‑center assets, while logistics, retail and hotels shift toward income stability over speculative upside.
By World Property Journal
Social•Feb 24, 2026
Buy News, Sell Rumors; Metals and Boomer Stocks Surge
If you missed my client post November 26: "Sell The Rumor of Consumer Cyclical Slowdown; Buy The News." Or December 12: "ROTATION & RECESSION INTO ALL TIME HIGHS" Or January 6th: "2025: METALS ARE THE NEW OIL 2026: BOOMER STOCKS ARE THE NEW INFLATIONARY ASSETS" HALO has...
By Samantha LaDuc
Social•Feb 24, 2026
Yen Crashes as Dollar Rallies, Markets Brace for Volatility
🚨 Trump State of Union Tonight. The Yen Is Collapsing. Pay Attention Dollar surging across the board Yen crashed 1% overnight as Japan's PM fights the BOJ on rate hikes Dow broke below the 50 SMA for the first time this year -...
By Kathy Lien
Blog•Feb 24, 2026
Defensive Market – SPY Holds as SOXX Leads – Healthcare ETFs Setting Up
The article on TrendInvestorPro is a subscriber‑only landing page that offers systematic trading strategies, market timing models, and ETF setups but provides no free market commentary. It prompts users to log in or subscribe to access detailed equity ETF analysis,...
By TrendInvestorPro (Blog)
Blog•Feb 24, 2026
WHAT'S GOING ON UNDER THE COVERS?
The article "WHAT'S GOING ON UNDER THE COVERS?" teases an investigative look at hidden dynamics shaping today’s market landscape. It promises visual data, likely through the featured graphic, to uncover trends that aren’t immediately visible. While the full text isn’t...
By The MacroTourist
News•Feb 24, 2026
Is Your ETF Habit Hiding a Systemic Risk?
Passive and thematic ETFs are funneling large inflows into market‑cap‑weighted indices, disproportionately boosting the biggest and most volatile stocks and creating a systemic risk that may outpace liquidity. In Canada, strategist Michael Green warns that this distortion decouples prices from...
By Wealth Professional Canada – ETFs
Social•Feb 24, 2026
SPX Unfazed by Software Slump, Dispersion Signals Warning
If you could plot "vibes" vs SPX price action, yesterday had to be an outlier Sure software and payments were down - but the SPX really didn't care Thats the dispersion that everyone has been talking about for weeks If SPX<6,800 then maybe...
By Brent Kochuba
Social•Feb 24, 2026
Leased DC Office Still Commands Premium Prices
$163M for 2001 M St. NW in downtown DC. Nearly fully leased. Major law firms on long term leases. Retail that supports daily traffic. $573 per square foot in a market many wrote off. Office is not dead. Weak office is struggling....
By Hendo Realty
Blog•Feb 24, 2026
American Tower Reports 8% Rise in Q4 Revenue
American Tower posted a 7.5% increase in fourth‑quarter 2025 revenue, reaching $2.74 billion, while property revenue rose 7.6% to $2.67 billion. Tenant billings grew organically by $109 million, a 5.9% rise. Adjusted funds from operations per share climbed 8.2%, marking high single‑digit growth....
By Telecompaper
Social•Feb 24, 2026
Chinese Banks Pivot From US Treasuries to Diversified Reserves
Last week, we published a report titled “How Is China Rewiring Its Trillion-Dollar Surplus?” in response to media reports that Chinese authorities have urged banks to curb their exposure to the US Treasury market. This regulatory signal is highly investment-relevant,...
By Shanghai Macro Strategist
News•Feb 24, 2026
Tesla’s P/E Is Near a 5-Year High—Buy Signal or Panic Signal?
Tesla’s price‑to‑earnings ratio has climbed to roughly 380, the highest since 2021, even as the stock slipped about 20% from its December peak. The surge in valuation stems more from last year’s rally and a strategic shift toward AI and...
By MarketBeat News
Social•Feb 24, 2026
Stick to Your Process, Not the Market Noise
i'd like to think i've learned a lot about investing over the years... there were times that i was very discouraged as profits disappeared and/or losses grew... it happens so fast... there've been times of great excitement & enthusiasm, which have coincided...
By David Cox
Blog•Feb 24, 2026
Does Supply Explain DC’s Low Rent Growth?
Washington D.C. rents have risen 27% since January 2019, trailing the national 39% gain. The conventional view blames excess multifamily supply, yet rent performance mirrors the city’s job market more closely than building permits or completions. During the pandemic D.C....
By Home Economics
Blog•Feb 24, 2026
PBO’s Migration Analysis Doesn’t Add Up
The Australian newspaper cited the Parliamentary Budget Office’s (PBO) budget tool to challenge One Nation’s proposal to cap visas at 130,000 annually and achieve net‑zero immigration. The PBO‑based analysis estimates a $100 billion loss in federal revenue over the next decade,...
By MacroBusiness (Australia)
News•Feb 24, 2026
Oklahoma Supreme Court to Rule on Utilities' Winter Storm Bonds
The Oklahoma Supreme Court is set to rule on $1.45 billion of winter‑storm bonds issued by Oklahoma Gas & Electric and Public Service Company of Oklahoma. Republican lawmakers allege the Oklahoma Corporation Commission violated state audit and ethics rules when authorizing...
By The Bond Buyer (municipal finance)
News•Feb 24, 2026
ET Fuels Secures Bunkering Buyer for Texas E-Methanol
Irish developer ET Fuels has signed a binding long‑term offtake agreement with UK shipping firm RFOcean to supply e‑methanol at a fixed price starting in 2030. The fuel will be produced at ET Fuels’ advanced Rattlesnake Gap plant in Texas,...
By Argus Media – News & analysis
News•Feb 24, 2026
Ukrainian Bitumen Imports to Remain Steady in 2026
Ukrainian bitumen imports held steady in 2026, following a record‑high 190,000 tonnes in 2025 after a 111,700‑tonne year‑on‑year jump. Major suppliers from Poland and Lithuania, led by Orlen, plan to ship roughly 100,000 tonnes this year, while Orlen Lietuva targets about 550,000 tonnes...
By Argus Media – News & analysis
Social•Feb 24, 2026
S&P and NYSE Median Stocks Outpace Nasdaq Median
The median stock in the S&P500 Index is up 6.7% so far in 2026. The median stock on the NYSE (> $300M Market-cap) is up 6.3% YTD. Meanwhile, the median stock in the Nasdaq100 Index is up 1.3%, while the...
By J.C. Parets, CMT
News•Feb 24, 2026
How Full Is the USA Strategic Petroleum Reserve?
The U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve sits at 415.4 million barrels, roughly 58.2% of its 714 million‑barrel authorized capacity, according to the EIA’s February 13 report. This marks a 5.1% rise over the same week last year and a 15.6% increase from 2024, reflecting...
By Rigzone – News
News•Feb 24, 2026
Broker’s Call: SAIL (Buy)
Emkay Global upgraded Steel Authority of India Ltd (SAIL) to a Buy, raising the target price to ₹200 from ₹175 while the stock trades around ₹160.25. The firm projects EBITDA per tonne of ₹7,000‑7,500 over the next two quarters, up...
By The Hindu BusinessLine – Markets
News•Feb 24, 2026
Archer Aviation: The Billion-Dollar Battleground
Archer Aviation’s shares swung from a near‑$9 rally in January to about $6.93 by late February, a 20% drop driven by short‑seller allegations of certification delays. The decline was cushioned by BlackRock’s increased passive stake to 8.1% and a strategic...
By MarketBeat News
News•Feb 24, 2026
Mobile Handset Is Now the Front Door to the Future of Banking in Africa
The Africa Digital Banking Experience report shows mobile handsets have become the primary gateway to banking across the continent. With mobile penetration rising and smartphones becoming affordable, banks are shifting to mobile‑first strategies and redesigning products for handset users. While...
By African Business
News•Feb 24, 2026
Chinese Ports Are the Next Geoeconomic Battleground
China’s state‑owned and private firms have built a maritime logistics empire spanning 133 ports in 67 countries, turning the global ports network into a new geoeconomic battleground. The United States, European Union and Australia are mounting legal, regulatory and acquisition‑based...
By fDi Intelligence (FT)
News•Feb 24, 2026
Egypt’s NCIC Awards Fertilizers Sales Tender: Update
Egyptian state‑owned NCIC announced the award of its latest fertilizer sales tender on 19 February, covering March loading. The tender granted 20,000 t of DAP at $750/t FOB, 25,000 t of TSP at $560/t FOB, 20,000 t of granular urea at $492/t FOB, 20,000 t...
By Argus Media – News & analysis
News•Feb 24, 2026
Europe Is Helping Ukraine Resist a US Push for Peace at Any Price
European governments are stepping up to shield Ukraine from a U.S. push for a rapid peace settlement that would require territorial concessions. While Washington seeks a quick ceasefire, the EU has increased military aid by 67 percent in 2025 and approved...
By Chatham House – All Content
Blog•Feb 24, 2026
Calculo to Launch 3x Strategy and Return-Stacked Product
Calculo Capital is expanding its systematic commodity platform with two new products slated for 2026. The 3x leveraged Calculo Supra will sit alongside the existing 1x Terra and 2x Altus funds, offering a higher‑intensity, equity‑like risk profile. In parallel, Calculo...
By HedgeNordic
News•Feb 24, 2026
Acceleration in India’s per Capita Income Growth Has Been Faster than in GDP Growth: Poonam Gupta
RBI Deputy Governor Poonam Gupta said India’s per‑capita income growth has outpaced overall GDP growth, driven by a sharp slowdown in population growth. From $274 in 1981, per‑capita income reached about $2,700 in 2024 and is projected to hit $4,346...
By The Hindu BusinessLine – Economy
Blog•Feb 24, 2026
The Reconfiguration of Mexico’s Supply Chains
Mexico’s exports to the United States reached record levels last week, yet the country’s trade surplus with its northern neighbor contracted. Analysts attribute the paradox to a strategic reconfiguration of Mexican supply chains, increasingly funneling production toward the U.S. market...
By The Mexico Political Economist
News•Feb 24, 2026
Portillo's Is Still Learning What Not to Do From Texas
Portillo’s reported a 3.3% decline in fourth‑quarter same‑store sales and a 0.5% drop for the full year, driven largely by weak transaction growth in Texas. The chain announced new CEO Brett Patterson, succeeding interim CEO Mike Miles, who highlighted that...
By Restaurant Business
News•Feb 24, 2026
Tax Treatment of the Pass-Through Business Sector: A Primer
The U.S. pass‑through business sector—partnerships, S corporations and sole proprietorships—now employs most private‑sector workers and accounts for roughly half of business income. Its growth stems from long‑standing tax advantages, especially the Section 199A deduction that lowers effective rates compared with C...
By Tax Foundation — Tax Policy
Blog•Feb 24, 2026
Iran Defenses Armed; Panama Ports Taken Back; Urals Deep Discount | Rapid Read 23 Feb 2026
The United States stopped collecting tariffs that had been invalidated under emergency authority, while President Trump announced a sweeping 15% global tariff that exempts Canada and Mexico but hits Europe hard. Panama reclaimed two strategic canal ports after a court...
By GeopoliticsUnplugged
Social•Feb 24, 2026
Copper Must Stay Above $6 to Avoid Deflationary Dominoes
Atlas' Burden Shifting to $6 Copper? Bitcoin's Gravity Pull - Copper may need to remain above $6 a pound or else. If the economically and stock-market-sensitive industrial metal follows falling Bitcoin, iron ore, crude oil and Chinese government-bond yields, it...
By Mike McGlone
Social•Feb 24, 2026
Copper Above $6 Offers Poor Risk‑Reward for New Longs
A Lot Riding on Copper Remaining Over $6 - Copper, the S&P 500 and US Treasury 30-year yield on the same scale may emphasize the implications of some normal reversion. That the metal hasn't had a year since 2021 without...
By Mike McGlone
Social•Feb 24, 2026
Copper Overheated: Price Spike Signals Potential Deflation
Is Copper a Prudent Short? Next to its industrial commodity and inflation companions -- iron ore, Brent crude oil and Chinese Government 10-year Bond yields (CGBs) -- copper might be too hot. From a base of 100, starting with our iron...
By Mike McGlone
Social•Feb 24, 2026
Tanker Rates Hit Three-Year High Amid US‑Iran Tensions
TANKER RATES for chartering vessels to carry crude (or other dirty products such as fuel oil) have surged to the highest for more than three years as the United States and Iran edge towards war. The Baltic Exchange dirty tanker...
By John Kemp
Social•Feb 24, 2026
US Savings Rate Hits 4.5% — Lowest Since 1959
The personal savings rate in the US averaged 4.5% in 2025. History since 1959... https://t.co/umS9AR2N61
By Charlie Bilello
Social•Feb 24, 2026
Markets Fall Faster Than They Rise, IBM Shows
IBM... Ah Walter, 50% retrace...time to mortgage the house? Largest down day in 25 years...once again proving markets tend to go down faster then they go up. https://t.co/PlB6PYmSOs
By Linda Raschke
Social•Feb 24, 2026
Avoid the Rotation Trade: Dow Signals Reversal
It is a Big Trap - Avoid the Rotation trade The rotation trade is making the rounds on social media, but this trend is based on what worked in 2025 and might not work in 2026. Dow theory suggests it...
By Rohit Srivastava
Social•Feb 24, 2026
IMF: China Too Big to Export Out Its Malaise
“I recently spoke with experts at the International Monetary Fund, who put the problem bluntly: China is simply too big to keep exporting its way out of its own internal malaise.” @Lingling_Wei https://t.co/nsBIj0UbEq
By Jonathan Cheng
Social•Feb 24, 2026
Braving Snow to Join Diane King Hall Live at 8:40
Trudging through the ice and snow to join @DianeKingHall on the NYSE set of the @SchwabNetwork Tune in at 8:40.
By Jay Woods
Social•Feb 24, 2026
Apple’s 2026 Lead Threatened by Priced‑In Expectations
Everyone assumes Apple’s lead is secure. But 2026 may test that narrative. Leadership isn’t about new products. It’s about what’s already priced in. Expectations are the real risk. Read closely: https://t.co/L377mvJehE @willrhind @graniteshares
By Michael A. Gayed, CFA (Lead-Lag Report)
Social•Feb 24, 2026
Two Incomes Needed to Buy a House as Prices Surge
It takes two incomes to buy a house in modern America, with last year having another sharp increase. Chartbook Top Links of the day is here: https://t.co/Up3SU7RW5f
By Adam Tooze
Social•Feb 24, 2026
Mean‑Reversion Signals Deliver 22% YTD Gains
$ES_F Mean-reversion signals. No signal after yesterdays' close. +22% YTD, +50.6% since inception on May 21, 2025. One contract/$50K. Strategy is free for mean-reversion subscribers. Link in reply below. 👇
By Mike Harris
Social•Feb 24, 2026
Watching QQQ: Will Early Strength Hold Above $604.50?
$QQQ Now we watch to see if early strength holds or fades — key question is whether $604.50 now rejects price. https://t.co/2w0irZyLwP
By Scott Redler
Social•Feb 24, 2026
Take Small Losses Early to Prevent Big Ones
David Cox Rule # 4 small losses are better than BIG ones [hint: the only way to prevent BIG losses is to take a small loss before it becomes BIG] https://t.co/yaVS31HFDm
By David Cox
Social•Feb 24, 2026
Turkey's Core Current Account Deficit Surpasses Pre‑2018 Levels
Turkey's "core" current account deficit (blue) has widened back out to levels that exceed where it was before the 2018 "sudden stop" and the catastrophic post-COVID years. Turkey is back in the danger zone. Rebalancing can't happen with Erdogan in...
By Robin Brooks
Social•Feb 24, 2026
Yen Falls as Beijing Sanctions Hit Japanese Firms
Yen Slides on a Double Whammy: The US dollar is mostly slightly firmer against the most of the G10 currencies but largely confined to its recent ranges. The yen is the notable exception. Beijing announced it is sanctioning more Japanese...
By Marc Chandler
Social•Feb 24, 2026
Japan's New Rare Earth Find Won't Shift Global Supply
Japan has identified a large rare earth deposit of its own, but it's not going to change global supply dynamics. Here's the situation... #rareearths #japan #geopolitics https://t.co/2WX7oeO6Jm
By Peter Zeihan
Social•Feb 24, 2026
USD Steady as Japan Faces Beijing Pressure on JPY
The $USD is mostly little changed. The focus is on $JPY. Beijing stepped up export restrictions to ostensibly curb Tokyo's remilitarization and PM Takaichi reported pressed BOJ harder not to raise rates. See https://t.co/kOoSATxYUA https://t.co/1osffkrwvk
By Marc Chandler
Social•Feb 24, 2026
Most Hedge Funds Bet Heavily on Shorting the Dollar
Almost all Hedge Fund types are exposed to Short Dollar. Some are massively Short. *Will they all be right? https://t.co/Uwzu1CzIdx
By MacroCharts