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Citing robust growth and a generational low in unemployment, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell emphasized the central bank's commitment to further interest rates in a speech Wednesday. » Read More
The Dow is riding a six-day losing streak, its longest since an eight-day skid in March 2017. » Read More |
By: Natasha Turak
Escalating trade tariffs between the world's two largest economies and an ongoing currency sell-off will keep pressure on the bank's policy makers. » Read More |
China's central bank on Tuesday lent 200 billion yuan ($31 billion) to financial institutions via its medium-term lending facility (MLF), highlighting concerns over liquidity and potential economic drag from a trade war with the United States. » Read More |
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The big bank stocks aren't having a great year, but there are plenty of opportunities beyond the largest names, says Dick Bove.
Fears over a potential trade war are dampening the prospects for above-trend economic growth, Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic said Monday.
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The euro stabilized on Monday after last week's big losses.
The Federal Reserve may have telegraphed a fourth interest rate rise this year, but markets didn't quite get the message. As of Friday afternoon, traders were implying just a 55 percent chance of a fourth hike in December.
Jim Cramer reveals how the moves in NXP Semiconductors and Qualcomm could hint at what’s to come in the U.S.-China trade battle.
Jim Cramer investigates why some big bank stocks are faltering even after the Federal Reserve's interest rate hike.
The economy is a bigger challenge to the stock market than a possible trade war, veteran strategist Jim Paulsen says.
The U.S. dollar slipped against the Japanese yen on Friday, as President Donald Trump announced hefty tariffs on $50 billion of Chinese imports.
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Jim Cramer reveals why FANG doesn’t need a strong economy to deliver powerful numbers.
The Fed has begun preparing for what could be an early end to its bond-shedding program.
A fourth rate hike this year could bring about an inverted yield curve and economic slowdown, Principal Global Investors CEO Jim McCaughan believes.
U.S. government debt yields dropped Thursday morning after the European Central Bank said it would hold interest rates low at least until summer 2019.
J.P. Morgan Private Bank's Stephen Parker is highlighting three groups that could outperform as interest rates rise.
The euro fell broadly on Thursday as the European Central Bank planned to keep interest rates at record lows into the summer of 2019.
But, the yellow metal's upside was capped by a slightly more hawkish Federal Reserve.
Asian markets closed lower on Thursday after the Federal Reserve raised interest rates and indicated two more rate hikes were likely in 2018.
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