The Fed may not be able to turn the tide for the stock market in the week ahead, but it could soothe some of the wild volatility that has been crushing stocks since October. » Read More
By: Patti Domm
The S&P 500 could be getting ready to test a new range around the lows of the year that it reached in February — about 3 percent below current levels. » Read More |
Stocks in the financials sector had a tough day on Friday, falling into bear-market territory as a tumultuous week on Wall Street came to an end. » Read More |
Investors just pulled money out of stocks at a record pace and, if history is any indication, equities could struggle before recovering.
The plunge in Johnson & Johnson's stock price following a report suggesting the company knew about asbestos in its baby powder is overdone and "excessive," Wells Fargo said Friday.
Strong consumer spending has given a boost to fourth quarter GDP growth, pushing it back to 3 percent, according to a survey of economists.
SIPC President and CEO Stephen Harbeck tells CNBC he has serious concerns about the plan, and contacted the Securities and Exchange Commission's trading and markets division about it.
UBS says Robinhood's new accounts with an eye-popping interest rate are "skirting very close to actual banking and therefore could draw regulatory scrutiny."
Popular online stock-trading platform Robinhood is offering checking and savings accounts that pay 3% interest on a daily basis.
The best-known bitcoin bull on Wall Street is getting tired of forecasting short-term prices.
Famed short-seller Jim Chanos is going after American casino operators.
The "Fast Money" traders share their first moves for the market open.
While stronger technology spending and a spell of innovation at Cisco have boosted the stock to post-recession highs, shares now look a little expensive, according to Normura Instinet.
Sterling would plummet and corporations would suffer if the U.K. held an election before Brexit, a Citi strategist told CNBC on Friday.
Traders from across the U.S. are banding together to accuse J. P. Morgan Chase of manipulating precious metals markets for years.
See which stocks are posting big moves after the bell on Thursday.
Transportation stocks have hit the skids and are looking worse than the broader market, a trend that needs to reverse for stocks to stabilize.
Stocks of e-brokers usually react before the rest of the market to changes in the Fed's interest rate policy.
Goldman Sachs economists said it's more likely than not that U.S.-China trade negotiators will not reach a deal in time to head off higher tariffs on March 1.
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