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Wall Street on edge: Will Friday bring relief or more chaos as COVID-style panic grips global stock markets once again?Global financial markets experienced significant turmoil following US President Donald Trump's announcement of new tariffs. The S&P 500, Do...- Bond fund managers bet on credit derivatives marketsBond fund managers have so much cash they’re turning to the derivatives market to put it to work, pushing down the cost of protection again...
- 10-year US Treasury yield falls near low for year as labour market coolsU.S. Treasury yields fell to near their lowest levels in 2024 Thursday as higher than expected jobless claims suggested that the labor mark...
- US dollar slips after inflation data, Fed meeting looms next weekThe U.S. dollar inched lower on Friday, after data showed inflation rose modestly in December but was trending lower, which should keep the...
- Japan stocks hit 34-year high, markets calm before US inflation dataBitcoin stabilised after spiking when an unauthorised post from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's X account said it had approve...
- Asian shares jump, dollar eases after Powell commentsThe U.S. central bank announced an expected 25 basis points interest rate increase after a year of larger hikes and said it had turned a ke...
- Dollar falters as investors challenge Fed's hawkishnessU.S. consumer prices rose less than expected for a second straight month in November, data released this week showed, with underlying consu...
- Fed's pivot raises investor question: When does QT start?After its 2014 taper, the Fed held its balance sheet in essentially a steady state for about three years and eventually began to shrink its...
- As Federal Reserve kicks off taper, some investors seek to dial down riskMarket reaction immediately after the announcement was muted, with the dollar falling while U.S. stocks gained. Investors said that may not...
- With Fed taper expected, investors brace for rate hikes on horizonWall Street banks, meanwhile, are intensifying preparations for tapering to ensure they are able to handle spikes in market volatility.
- US Election: Whoever triumphs, investors see China, green and easy money bets as winnersMoney managers stick with their longer-term bets.
- Global investors keep powder dry as U.S. election gets tightPresident Donald Trump holds a narrow lead in the battleground state of Florida, keeping open a path to the White House, which has upended ...
- Unloved value stocks seen as cautious bet as election nears"Investors have lost patience with value stocks but the irony is that we could be just weeks away from a turning point," said Troy Gayeski,...
- US dollar's woes are only beginning, some bears sayThe greenback's recent weakness "is the beginning of a very large move" that could hurt the droves of investors exposed to it through their...
- Wall Street Weekahead: After monster rally, investors cautious as U.S. recovery wobblesThat disconnect is pushing some investors to beef up cash positions or tilt their portfolios toward Europe, where economic prospects appear...
- Big American banks spurn government bonds for cash on taper riskAfter holdings of US debt surged to a record $1.89 trillion in 2012, lenders from big American banks are culling for the first time in six ...
- Foreign investors own more than half of Coal India's public floatGlobal investors now own 5.7% of Coal India, up from 3.3% held soon after the IPO on October 30. They have bought 14.72 crore shares till J...
- With $28 bn cash pile, Nestle looks to emerging marketsInvestors want the maker of KitKat bars and Haagen-Dazs ice cream to expand in emerging markets to catch up with Unilever, which gets about...
- Hoarding treasuries helps dealers as Europe woes riseWall Street’s biggest bond firms are buying the most Treasuries in two years, driving the biggest rally in government bonds in at least sev...
- BofA raises $19 bn in biggest US stock sale since 2000Bank of America, the largest US lender, raised $19.3 billion selling securities at $15 apiece in the biggest sale of stock or preferred sha...
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