The S&P 500 futures rose slightly as the index reached all-time highs. Tech stocks like Nvidia are driving gains, but experts warn of potential volatility ahead. Stay informed on market movements and insights from Fed officials.
As enthusiasm for artificial intelligence drives stock markets to record highs, concerns about a potential bubble grow. Experts warn of similarities to past market crashes, urging caution among investors.
U.S. consumer confidence declined sharply in September, driven by rising inflation and a weakening job market. With more Americans fearing a recession, the economic outlook appears grim.
Stock futures are steady as investors await crucial inflation data that could influence interest rate cuts. Major tech stocks are seeing pullbacks, raising concerns about valuations. Will the Fed's next move shake up the market?
Jerome Powell's upcoming speech is set to provide crucial insights following the Fed's first interest rate cut of 2025. With mixed stock futures and a looming PCE reading, investors are on edge. Will Powell's words signal more cuts ahead?
Gary Cohn warns of a significant decline in the job market, citing a drop in job creation and increased corporate expense management. Is this a temporary setback or a sign of deeper economic issues?
Wall Street's main indexes are on the rise with FedEx leading the charge after impressive earnings. Tech stocks also rally as optimism grows regarding monetary policy easing and trade talks between Trump and Xi.
The Federal Reserve's recent rate cut has sparked hope for lower mortgage rates, but experts warn that the landscape is unpredictable. As economic factors shift, what should home buyers and sellers expect in the housing market?
Global shares have reached new heights as markets anticipate the U.S. Federal Reserve's imminent rate cut. With gold prices hitting a record high and the dollar weakening, investors are on edge. Will the Fed's decision trigger a market sell-off?
As the Federal Reserve prepares for a crucial policy decision, investors are keenly watching signs of potential interest rate cuts extending into 2026. Will the Fed push back against market expectations due to slowing job growth?
