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US small businesses pull back on investment: Only 16% plan CapEx in March, lowest since 2009US small businesses are becoming careful with money and reducing new investments. Many are facing rising costs, hiring issues, and uncertai...- Economic calendar: Why bank earnings, CPI, and key economic data could move markets this weekEconomic calendar this week January 2026: Investors brace for a significant week. Major US banks like JPMorgan Chase kick off earnings seas...
- S&P 500 ends slightly down as investors await FedIndian markets watched global cues as the S&P 500 closed lower. Investors braced for a hawkish stance from the US Federal Reserve even as a...
- U.S. stock futures slip as AI rally cools: Why are Nasdaq, S&P 500, and Dow all dipping today? Here are 5 points investors need to know as markets eye government reopeningU.S. stock futures slipped early Tuesday as the AI rally cooled and traders watched Washington’s push to reopen the government. Nasdaq 100 ...
- The 'phoney trade war' may be endingBusinesses anticipate a more uncertain winter. Trade and economic volatility are expected to rise. Government data is unclear due to recent...
- Did Republicans predict a 0.1% rise in inflation amid Donald Trump’s tariffs? Here’s what the data revealsAs inflation concerns grow among consumers and businesses alike, the political discourse surrounding economic policy is likely to intensify.
- Gold hit a fresh record high in May: US inflation data for April will be eyed next weekGold gained nearly 1.50% for the week ending May 5 due to the recent US Federal Reserve decision and inflation readings. Despite making a n...
- World economy not out of woods: US small-business optimism declinesThe National Federation of Independent Business overall optimism index fell to 91.3 last month from 92.1, the group said in a report Tuesda...
- More U.S. companies charging employees for job training if they quitNearly 10% of American workers surveyed in 2020 were covered by a training repayment agreement, said the Cornell Survey Research Institute....
- How nations fare as inflation rages through the worldInflation has been making a comeback all over the world for the last few quarters. It started with the rally in commodities, specially oil ...
- Bond traders bet on calmer seas after Fed soothes market frenzyThe Fed chair’s stance -- along with the Bank of England’s surprise decision to hold interest rates steady -- promises to end the price swi...
- Bond market set for fresh take on its burning inflation questionBank of America Corp. strategists say that if Tuesday’s inflation figures back up the transitory narrative, it will lift the odds that long...
- Inflation & IIP prints, trade deal & other global cues to steer Dalal Street this weekHere are the key factors that will guide the market through the week.
- Traders are already bracing for a wild week aheadTreasuries were already on the ropes Friday, thanks to a U.S. payrolls report.
- UK, India police shut down Kolkata call centres in major online fraud probe"These raids and arrests mark the successful culmination of a 4-year operation. Working with Indian authorities and Microsoft, we have stop...
- Q2 earnings, IIP data among key factors that will guide market next weekSensex and Nifty posted their worst weekly decline in nearly five months last week.
- Bond traders on yuan-watch as trade war turns data into old newsThe week ahead brings U.S. inflation and retail sales -- data that would normally have market-moving potential as investors try to predict ...
- Things to worry about with the arrival of 2017To simplify just a bit, investors need to worry about two main things heading into 2017: The risk of disinflation and the surging strength ...
- US small business confidence edges up, sales a worryThe National Federation of Independent Business said on Tuesday its Small Business Optimism Index gained 0.2 point to 96.1 last month.
- US small business confidence back at pre-recession levelsMore owners reported they could not find qualified workers to fill open positions, which is leading to higher wages.
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