S&P 500 Edges Higher, Extending Winning Streak
Disney's stock dropped after the media giant reported a quarterly loss.
Profits Are Booming-and That's Shielding the Economy
CEOs are upbeat, and results are on the upswing. The somewhat slower job growth reported last week isn't the same as a major downturn.
Interest Rates Will Be Higher for Longer, Fed's Kashkari Says
The Minneapolis Fed President notes that inflation seems to have gone "sideways."
Pricier Insurance Makes Sense as Climate Risk Grows, Chubb CEO Says
Speaking in California, Evan Greenberg says industry has been setting premiums 'very rationally,' adding that it didn't tell people to 'build magnificent homes in a wildfire zone.'
Treasurys Are Tougher to Sell. This Week Could Be Different.
The next tests for the Treasury market come on Wednesday and Thursday, when sales of 10-year and 30-year debt are scheduled.
No, the Bond Market Isn't About to Implode. The Case for Boring.
A new U.S. debt crisis is far less likely than it might seem, Larry Hatheway writes in a guest commentary.
Stocks and commodities haven't moved in lockstep like this since 1980. Here's what investors need to know.
U.S. stocks and commodities haven't moved in tandem like this in over four decades - potentially worrying investors who want to include commodities in their portfolios to mitigate risk and volatility in the financial markets.
What the U.S. dollar's 'surprise' rally in 2024 means for stocks
The strengthening U.S. dollar is raising investor worries over what the greenback's rise so far in 2024 may mean for stocks.
U.S. consumers pull back sharply on credit-card use in March
Total consumer credit rose at a slower pace in March, the Federal Reserve reported Tuesday.
FDIC Investigation Finds Culture Rife With Sexual Harassment, Discrimination
A law-firm report indicated Chairman Martin Gruenberg has anger issues and questioned his ability to overhaul culture.
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