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U.S. stocks capped off a strong quarter by edging higher Monday after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell suggested that the central bank would likely
Front-month natural gas futures rose 12.4% in the third quarter, after a 37% gain this past month.
Treasury yields fell in the 3Q and the curve regained a more usual shape as the Fed shifts to interest-rate cutting amid cooling inflation and rising
Americans hoarded credit-card points during the pandemic, but now find points buy less than they used to.
Gold settled down 0.3% Monday, while silver fell 1.1%. Both metals posted gains for the quarter.
The tie-up dovetails with the Middle Eastern energy company’s push into chemical production.
To spot a potential comeback story in the luxury-goods industry, look for the brand with the smallest handbags.
With several $3 trillion companies in a single sector, S&P was forced to change its index-weighting rules.
Some investors say what happens there could be key to global markets’ direction in the months ahead.
The Nikkei Stock Average saw its largest tumble in eight weeks on fears of higher taxes under Japan’s incoming Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba.
Oil prices rose 1% in early European trading, boosted by China’s latest barrage of stimulus measures aimed at stabilizing the country’s property m
Interest rates are finally coming down. Investors might want to chase the trend, but they don’t need to reach for the most obvious playbook.
U.S. prosecutors have alleged that TD was reckless in failing to build and maintain systems that flagged and prevented money-laundering.
Expectations that the OPEC and its allies will start unwinding voluntary output curbs of 2.2 million barrels a day starting from December is adding to
Monolith is struggling to meet production targets needed for $1 billion government loan.
Silver’s unique properties—as both a precious metal and an industrial commodity—make it an attractive asset to hold today.
The six criminal counts are a cautionary tale for anyone tempted by far-fetched tax-reduction schemes.
Both presidential candidates have talked about the rising cost of insurance in the U.S. But the factors that make cars and homes more expensive to ins
Kyla Scanlon coined the term “vibecession.” White House and Fed officials are taking her seriously.
Online check-fraud scheme shares some similarities with the fraud wave that hit JPMorgan Chase.
