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The dollar is likely to gain the most if there were a Republican sweep in the U.S. elections, and it would rise by less if Trump won the presidency bu
Some investors, sensing a potential shift in momentum, are getting behind trades that could pay out if Donald Trump beats Kamala Harris in the preside
U.S. stocks ended the day little changed as an earnings bonanza drove sizable moves.
Falling interest rates are expected to make it easier to pay for big home-improvement projects.
U.S. Treasurys are paying higher yields than two months ago, giving fixed-income investors a new, but likely brief opportunity to lock in beefy, low-r
U.S. natural gas futures were a mixed bag with the front month for November delivery practically flat.
Gold futures rose with investors seeking safe-havens, as Israel-Iran tensions continue to boil and as the direction of U.S. economics and politics rem
An enforcement action is expected as soon as this week pertaining to the bank’s Apple credit-card program.
The brackets that determine how much Americans pay in taxes each year are moving up by their smallest amount in a few years.
Washington sends a signal with the collapse of Oklahoma’s First National Bank of Lindsay, as uninsured depositors face potential losses.
Hyundai’s IPO was a dud by Indian standards, but the price it got could attract companies such as Walmart to list their subsidiaries.
There is a debate over whether wealth or smarts determines who can invest in private markets.
U.S. fixed income could outperform in 2025, as the Federal Reserve cuts rates, the economy weakens and inflation declines according to M&G Investments
The Hang Seng closed 0.1% higher with the key themes including lowered expectations of aggressive Fed easing after comments from some officials, and a
Oil prices edged lower in European trading on renewed U.S. efforts for a ceasefire in the Middle East and concerns over China’s oil-demand outlook.
These narratives can be useful when examining how markets behave, but don’t expect them to explain the economy.
The WSJ Dollar Index was up 0.5% to 98.59 — up for 13 of the past 16 trading days.
A Houston-based investor is asking the restaurant operator to spin out three brands.
U.S. stocks ended mixed as investors braced for a full schedule of corporates earnings this week.
U.S. natural gas futures clawed back some of last week’s losses while participants remain anxious about demand heading toward the winter heating sea
