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U.S. natural gas futures handed back most of the previous day’s gains on warmer near-term weather forecasts that are seen keeping winter heating dem
Gold settled nearly 0.2% higher, up 15 of the past 19 sessions, as U.S. Presidential candidates entered the day seemingly deadlocked.
Major stock indexes gained as investors focus on who will win the presidency and other questions, such as when the race will be decided.
Municipal bond issuance in the U.S. is heating up as local governments ramp up borrowing and investors gobble up the low-risk securities..
The regulator’s decision puts one type of contract at risk, but won’t close the door on nuclear power plants looking to sign agreements with data
The ride-hailing pioneer is contending with slowing bookings growth, rising insurance costs and an alliance between DoorDash and Lyft.
Oil prices edged higher with all eyes now on the outcome of the U.S. election, the Federal Reserve’s next policy move and China’s National People
Eurozone government bond yield spreads are close to Citi’s model fair value but might move after the U.S. election, as “the precedent suggests tha
Wagering over who will take the White House spans all of the financial markets, but it has been most evident in Treasurys, the dollar, bitcoin and cer
The Singapore dollar strengthened against its U.S. counterpart on likely position adjustment before the U.S. presidential election on Tuesday.
Indian shares were lower, dragged by falls in auto and industrial stocks as concerns about the strength of domestic earnings growth continued.
The dollar weakens and oil prices jump as investors scrutinize ‘Trump trades.’
The former Wall Street Journal columnist faces a terminal cancer diagnosis the only way he knows how—with practical suggestions about family finance
Gold prices were higher in early Asia trade amid uncertainty over this week’s U.S. elections.
Oil rose in the early morning Asian session amid prospects of rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
The lender said its annual net profit fell by 3%, but signaled hopes that demand for housing and business credit will rise in 2025 as Australia’s ce
Investors await the end of election uncertainty. Plus: A Financial Flashback to 25 years ago, when four “New Economy” stocks joined the Dow.
Research finds retirees who suffer severe memory loss face tens of thousands of dollars in lost savings, primarily through bad investments.
Wealthy businesspeople have long served in government, but a provision meant to avoid conflicts of interest could be worth billions to Elon Musk and h
The historically fragmented industry will likely see lots of M&A in the years ahead.
