Wall Street is betting on a clear midterm result. A contested count could rattle already edgy markets — and these sectors
Man Group said a prolonged midterm count could wrong-foot options markets pricing in a decisive result.
Man Group said a prolonged midterm count could wrong-foot options markets pricing in a decisive result.
During open enrollment, financial planners say HSAs are worth a closer look for their unusual tax advantages and potential as a long-term investment account.
Microsoft topped earnings expectations for the three-month period ended Sept. 30. Analysts say the stock still has more room to run amid an AI boom.
Start saving now to spread holiday costs across paychecks and reduce the need to borrow.
Tech is taking it on the chin.
Traders are rushing for the exits on Alphabet to try to preserve any profit they have left in the struggling technology bellwether, explains Steve Grasso.
Shares in Lumentum Holdings rose 5.5% in premarket trading as investors weighed a potential combination with Marvell Technology.
Consumer spending rose sharply in September, but it largely reflected households spending more on gas and transportation after an increase in energy costs.
The companies say their proposed merger will help smaller grocers compete, but analysts wonder if regulators will conduct an “extended review” of antitrust risks.
The personal consumption expenditures price index was projected to increase 0.5% in September for an annual rate of 3.7%, according to the Dow Jones consensus.
Even though the Federal Reserve temporarily put its inflation fight on hold this week, the cost of living rose sharply again last month in a sign the central bank’s work is far from done.
The U.S. economy ripped off its fastest rate of growth in more than a year, amped up by the boom in artificial intelligence and strong spending by wealthier Americans.
High mortgage rates can give buyers leverage. Here are strategies for negotiating on price, closing costs, rate buydowns and timing.
Caterpillar’s data center business is fine, but other areas disappointed and the stock was heading for its biggest loss in years.
America has always been a job-creating machine. It has broken down for three straight years, and the implications could be with us for a long time.
The index’s weakness may surprise a generation of investors raised on the cult of “stocks always go up.”
Alphabet sold off following a lackluster third-quarter financial report, raising questions on Wall Street about what's next for the tech giant as the artificial intelligence revolution continues.
The GLP-1 drug continues to dominate the market for prescription weight-loss drugs in the U.S.
GDP and inflation figures arrive together at 8:30 a.m. Eastern time. Strong growth and persistent price pressures could strengthen the case for an interest-rate increase in December.