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Wall Street Week Ahead: US jobs data to give economic view for war-gripped marketsStock markets are bracing for a volatile week, with investors closely watching the ongoing Iran conflict's impact on oil prices and inflati...- Big year for old school Wall Street trades gets lost in AI hypeEven as AI mania dominated headlines in 2025, diversified and multi-asset strategies quietly delivered some of their strongest returns in y...
- Volatile treasury swings rattle investors, triggering widespread warnings of a big stock market meltdownVolatile Treasury swings have taken over headlines as the 10-year yield jumps to 4.40%, sparking fears of a looming market meltdown. After ...
- Asian stocks track US decline for a second day: Markets wrapAsian and US stock markets experience a decline as economic concerns outweigh optimism from interest-rate cuts. Chip stocks show signs of r...
- Traders brace for more market shocks after week of wild swingsThe result has been increasingly wild moves across the spectrum of asset classes, swings that may persist over another news-packed stretch.
- Netflix shares crash 37% in a day! Is the Wall Street abandoning pandemic winners?Netflix's poor report and stock selloff impacted other streaming-related stocks: Walt Disney fell 5.8%, Paramount Global dropped 8.1%, Warn...
- Fed hikes seen starting as yield curve flattest in generationThe Treasuries yield curve -- or the spread between short-term and long-term interest rates -- looks set to be the flattest at the beginnin...
- Higher shipping costs are here to stay, sparking price increasesThe higher shipping costs have been sparked by a combination of factors, including soaring demand amid stimulus checks, saturated ports, an...
- Rattled markets would 'erupt' if Trump fires the Fed chiefVolatility in US equities surged to a 10-month high on Friday.
- Oil bulls shouldn't get too excited, as crude rally may burn out soonSo far, the hedge funds are winning, with oil prices rallying to their highest since 2014.
- View: Say goodbye to stocks and bonds moving in opposite directionsSince 2001, the rolling five-year correlation between stock and bond prices was negative.
- After weeks of turmoil, top bond market traders see some calm aheadAfter weeks of turmoil at the end of 2016, an increasing number of them have come to believe there's a good chance that Treasury yields wil...
- US Fed no longer waiting for markets to be hit by turbulence to lower interest rates“We are focused on Main Street, on supporting economic conditions — plentiful jobs and stable prices — that help all Americans,” Fed Chair ...
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