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Futures & Commodities ›

• US crude oil exports hit a record high last week

Currencies ›

• Euro nears two-week high, Aussie rebounds after slide

Americas Markets ›

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World Markets ›

• Treasury yields fall amid US-China trade talks
• European markets edge higher amid US-China trade talks; Elekta shares dive 10%
• Oil prices firm on trade hopes, but record US output drags
• Gold prices rise on subdued dollar; Fed stance limits gains
• Euro nears two-week high, Aussie rebounds after slide
• Shanghai stocks jump almost 2 percent; Aussie coal mining stocks hit
• Dow futures climb triple digits as US-China trade talks hopes build
• US Treasury yields hold steady as investors await Powell comments

Latest PRO ›

• PIMCO's head of public policy: An extension to the March trade deadline is already priced in   
• JP Morgan's Joyce Chang: China's economy will outpace US despite trade spat   
• Citi technology analyst Mark May on why he prefers Alphabet to Amazon   
• PRO Talks: Leuthold investments strategist Ramsey likes value, overseas stocks
• Morgan Creek’s CEO Mark Yusko: Bonds will beat stocks in 2019   
• Cresset investment officer Jack Ablin on trade talks, labor market and auto delinquencies   
• William Blair: Netflix will gain another 22% this year as it ramps up foreign content
• Goldman Sachs' lead internet analyst: Facebook is back on offense   

Market Insider ›

• Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Kraft Heinz, Dropbox, Zillow and more
• Closely watched Atlanta Fed GDP model now sees growth at just 1.4 percent for fourth quarter
• Bad economic news is bad for the stock market again with the Fed already on hold
• Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Nike, Coca-Cola, Cheesecake Factory & more
• JP Morgan economists now see the economy growing at just 1.5% pace this quarter
• Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: Hormel, Apple, Nike, Domino's Pizza & more
• Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Avis, Navient, Cheesecake Factory and more
• Here's why the price of this metal is setting records and is likely to go even higher

Trader Talk ›

• Stocks are in a strong uptrend, but traders are turning cautious
• Profit margins may be starting to erode because of rising costs
• A giant IPO wave is coming as 'unicorns' whet investor appetite
• The market likes what the Fed said, but stocks are beginning to look pricey
• As companies cut their 2019 growth forecasts, the market takes it in stride

Mad Money ›

• The evolution of Jim Cramer's Mad Money: From stock picking to stock educating
• Cramer's top 4 rules for owning stocks
• Cramer Remix: How my father's mistakes inspired me to buy stocks
• Cramer: I used the stock market to pay for Harvard Law school
• Cramer shares a little-known investing concept critical to buying stocks

Fast Money ›

• Shoe Malfunction: 3 trades   
• Final Trades: ORCL, NKE & More   
• Stealth rally happening in value stocks, is the trend here to stay   
• Kraft Heinz tumbles on earnings miss, SEC subpoena   
• Top technician says don't worry about selloff, this market rally still has legs   

Trading Nation ›

• Millennials are making this group of stocks the hottest trade this year
• EA's 'Apex' is crushing 'Fortnite.' Here's what that means for video game stocks
• Rally warning: The market's win streak could break down at any time, Art Hogan says
• 2019 will be the 'year of the bull' for Chinese stocks, market watcher says
• One under-the-surface market metric could signal a bull run

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Halftime Report ›

• Traders debate if the market is posed for a rally or a retest   
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• Walmart shares surge after the retailer crushed earnings — Watch three experts break down the retail giant's latest quarter   
• Strategist: Whatever happens in China overrules everything else   
• Traders agree the markets's 'tepid' sentiment is a one-off