FINANCIAL BLOG

Fourth quarter earnings season is nearly complete, and it has been a good one.

Domestic equities ended the week in the red amid a flurry of corporate and economic headlines in a big week of earnings and data.

The U.S. Treasury market is entering a significant transition period in 2025, facing both structural adjustments and all-too-familiar policy

Stocks held tough against the latest tariff and geopolitical headlines but were weighed down by underwhelming economic data

Stocks continued to climb the wall of worry last week and shrugged off tariff headlines, inflation volatility, and signs of a slowdown

Major U.S. indexes celebrated Valentine’s Day with solid weekly gains and increased rate-cut bets after another busy week for macro data

Use of the terms “bull” and “bear” in financial markets can be traced back to London’s financial district in the late 19th century

U.S. stocks faced another busy week with tariff headlines and a flurry of corporate earnings in focus.

With China’s DeepSeek pressuring investors to take a closer look at the current environment of artificial intelligence (AI) development with

U.S. stocks ended mixed after what turned out to be a busy week for capital markets.

The Federal Reserve (Fed) cut interest rates last September and, to date, the central bank has lowered rates by 1%.

Stocks built on last week’s gain as global markets digested the arrival of the new U.S. administration.

Earnings season is underway and, thanks to the banks, it’s off to a good start.

The S&P 500 moved sharply higher this week, posting its best gains since the November election, driven by a confluence of positive factors.

As the new year officially gets underway, there’s the usual sense of renewed optimism and excitement over new opportunities.

Stocks extended last week’s slide with relatively measured losses for the second week in a row.

With 2024 fully behind us, it’s a good time to celebrate our winning calls from last year.

Stocks locked in a stellar year on Tuesday, although the brief slide to end 2024 shaved annual returns just a touch.

As 2024 draws to a close, investors have fully embraced the stock market. The S&P 500 is up more than 25% year to date.

The Federal Reserve (Fed) is moving more cautiously in adjusting policy, and markets might have a hard time resetting expectations.