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AI Pulse Jan 30, 2026

US Producer Prices Surge Ahead of Expectations in December

The US producer price index (PPI) climbed 0.5% in December, up from 0.2% in November. The advance was driven primarily by a surge in the costs of services, which experienced a 0.6% monthly increase. Economists had anticipated a more moderate gain of 0.3%.

AI Pulse Feb 19, 2026

US Economy Shows Signs of Strain as Pending Home Sales Slide and Trade Deficit Widens

The US economy is showing signs of strain, with pending home sales continuing to slide in January and the trade deficit widening to $70.3 billion in December. Meanwhile, some portfolio managers are betting against US bonds, citing the economy's resilience and a potential mismatch in the bond market's expectations for interest rate cuts.

AI Pulse Feb 19, 2026

Global Economic Developments: US Jobless Claims Decline, Trade Deficit Widens, and International Tensions Rise

The US labor market shows signs of stabilization as jobless claims drop to 206,000, while the trade deficit widens to $70.3 billion in December. Meanwhile, international tensions rise as the diplomatic window with Iran closes, and Turkey considers expanding market manipulation penalties. In other news, NFL Hall of Famer Steve Young's private equity firm HGGC raises a new $3.2 billion fund.

AI Pulse Feb 18, 2026

Asia-Pacific Markets See Glimmer of Hope as Earnings Improve and Regulations Ease

A surge in earnings among India's small-cap firms and a potential easing of rules on Japanese life insurers' bond losses are offering a glimmer of hope for investors in the Asia-Pacific region. Smaller firms in India posted a 29% jump in December-quarter earnings, while a Japanese accounting group is seeking to relax rules on how life insurers book paper losses on government bonds.

Politico Wire Feb 16, 2026

Kilauea Volcano Erupts in Hawaii, Sending Lava and Ash into the Air

The Kilauea volcano in Hawaii erupted on Sunday, marking the 42nd episode of lava fountains since the current series of intermittent eruptions began in December 2024. The eruption sent a plume of ash and smoke into the air, reaching heights of over 10,000 meters. The US Geological Survey is monitoring the situation.

Politico Wire Jan 30, 2026

Retired Nascar Driver Greg Biffle Not Flying When Plane Crashed, Killing Him and Six Others

The NTSB is still investigating the cause of the crash, and further details will be released as they become available. Biffle, a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion, and Dutton, a retired airline pilot, along with Dutton's son Jack, all held valid pilot licenses. The jet, which took off from the airport around 12:45 p.m. on December 24, 2025, experienced instrument failures and erratic climb and descent before the crash.

AI Pulse Jan 28, 2026

Capcom Surges with Strong Sales of Older Titles, Including 'Resident Evil

Capcom Co. reported impressive earnings for the December quarter. The company's shares jumped by 11.7% in Tokyo trading, marking Capcom's biggest single-day gain since June 2020. The unexpectedly strong sales of older titles, including the popular "Resident Evil" series, bolstered optimism among investors.

Politico Wire Jan 27, 2026

Minneapolis Faces Crisis as ICE Operation Sparks Protests and Tragedy, Threatening US World Cup Hosting Duties

Minneapolis, Minnesota, has become the epicenter of a significant crisis as the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operation in the city has spurred protests, two fatal shootings, and threatened the United States' duties to co-host the 2026 World Cup. The controversy began in December 2025 when ICE agents were sent to the Minneapolis area for the largest immigration operation in US history, resulting in 3,000 arrests. A veteran sports radio broadcaster in Minneapolis fueled the controversy further when he