I keep a tight rein on my spending throughout the year. But for my birthday, I focus on what I want, not just what I need.

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U.S. natural gas futures retreated as near-term temperatures weren’t seen as cold as previously forecast, while last week’s inventory draw of 116 Bcf was smaller than expected.

Software companies are touting something called the “Rule of 40,” but some are more flash than substance.

The majority of EV maker’s market cap rides on hope for robotaxis, robots and AI, but the stock is now at a sharp premium even compared with other tech titans.

Lab-grown diamonds are gaining share, but they might be too cheap and large.

Prices slipped in December, driven by cheaper sugar, dairy products and vegetable oils, but remained near 19-month highs, according to a United Nations food price index.

Commerzbank Research said bond markets had an ambiguous start to the year as the eurozone’s focus shifted to primary market activities and with headwinds from Treasurys appearing to have driven the move.

JPMorgan Chase, the last major U.S. bank in the coalition, could also withdraw.

Gold prices closed 0.5% lower, but posted a weekly gain of 1% — snapping a two-week losing streak.

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Oil prices slipped slightly due to optimism about a rebound in China’s economic activities, driven by government stimulus and a concerted push to accelerate economic growth, Pepperstone said.

The WSJ Dollar Index was down 0.2% to 102.99 — snapping a three-trading-day winning streak.

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq snapped five-day losing streaks, led higher by tech and chip stocks. The Dow Industrials also advanced.