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Bank of America’s $250 billion plan will finance US data centers, power, transport and core infrastructure nationwide through July 4, 2027. The post Bank of America plans $250 billion US infrastructure funding appeared first on Columbus Inquirer.

U.S. marketed natural gas output is set to reach 122.5 Bcf/d in 2026, topping the 2025 record as Permian and Haynesville production grows. The post U.S. natural gas output heads for record 122.5 Bcf/d in 2026 appeared first on Columbus Inquirer.

Tight diesel inventories and refinery disruptions are keeping fuel prices elevated across US and European markets amid reduced product flows. The post Diesel prices stay high on tight US and European supplies appeared first on Columbus Inquirer.

Gold climbed for a third session, moving beyond $4,400 as markets tracked US inflation data following July’s decline in nonfarm payrolls. The post Gold advances for third day with US inflation in focus appeared first on Columbus Inquirer.

SpaceX stock closed at $108.27 after AI capital spending hit $15.83 billion and 911.5 million restricted shares neared scheduled release. The post SpaceX shares tumble on AI spending before stock unlock appeared first on Columbus Inquirer.

Gold traded above its 50-day average and near a seven-week high after lower Treasury yields and dollar weakness lifted global bullion prices. The post Gold climbs above key average as bond yields retreat appeared first on Columbus Inquirer.

Big Tech gains lifted the Nasdaq and Dow to strong closes, while Brent crude fell 4.7% and Amazon’s market value topped the $3 trillion mark.

Coordinated currency intervention by Japan and the United States lifted the yen, while the Bank of Japan kept its policy rate steady near 1%.

Starbucks stock pops as efforts to revive third place pay off 2026 outlook improves, prompting management to raise full-year profit targets.

Advocates urge lawmakers must close the crypto conflict of interest loopholes or scrap the CLARITY Act to protect market trust.