Wall Street strategist Paulsen advises investors to "remain fairly bullish in the face of a stream of bad news" in 2019.
The FDA's change clears the way for drugmakers to sell naloxone without a prescription. The life-saving treatment for opioids is also known as Narcan and Evzio.
The co-founder of the world's largest money manager cites three key issues: U.S. trade negotiations with China, Brexit and the U.S. government shutdown.
"A pause in the normalization process" would allow the Fed to assess the economy and the impact of its actions, George said in a speech.
"Given the volatility in the market," Lazear argues, "probably a few weeks worth of patience is not a terrible thing at this point" from the Fed on interest rates.
The U.S. dollar rose against the euro on Tuesday after data showed Germany's economy slowed in 2018, and sterling slipped ahead of a parliamentary vote on the United Kingdom's withdrawal from the European Union.
The U.S. economy "feels good" and shows no sign of a recession in the next 12 months, says Lutnick, also CEO of Cantor spinoff BGC Partners.
"I think people are still oblivious that the bear market ended on that horrible half-day" Dec. 24 session, CNBC's Jim Cramer says.
The Federal Reserve already could be at the end of its rate-hiking cycle, former Fed Chair Janet Yellen, said Monday.
Sterling briefly surged to two-month highs against the dollar on Monday after a report, subsequently denied, that a pro-Brexit faction of lawmakers could support Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit divorce deal in parliament.
U.S. government debt yields fell on Friday as investors digested comments from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell.
The Federal Reserve should be prepared to adjust its policy to protect the U.S. economy from any sustained pressure from a global economic slowdown and volatility in financial markets, the Fed's second-in-command said.
Major indexes in Japan, South Korea Hong Kong and China traded up as the Dow and S&P 500 notched gains overnight that put them on a five-day winning streak.
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is "very worried" about the ballooning amount of United States debt.
U.S. government debt prices were higher on Thursday morning, as investors monitored a flurry of Treasury auctions.
Stocks rose, but gains were capped after disappointing holiday sales from Macy's and a revenue guidance cut from American Airlines.
Official Chinese inflation data for December, released at the same time as market open in China, came in below expectations.
Noted investor Bill Miller spoke with CNBC on Monday.
U.S. government debt yields rose slightly Monday amid renewed trade talks between the U.S. and China as well as robust jobs data.
Stocks rose, adding to a massive rally from the previous session, as investors pored through the latest U.S.-China trade developments.
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