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Current S&P 500 P/E ratios remain elevated, signaling a new era of higher valuations compared to historical averages. Traditional P/E analysis may be outdated as investors favor cash-rich, strong free-cash-flow technology companies over government securities.
Liquidity has been a primary driver of financial asset returns over the past several years. Liquidity-driven markets are not unusual, but the breadth of speculative activity resulting from the Fed's generosity since the pandemic began seems unprecedented.
Even if the government shutdown lasts a long time, history suggests investors don't need to move toward defense sectors.
CNBC's Rick Santelli's discusses the latest news affecting bond markets.
The SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (NYSE:SPY), which tracks the S&P 500, made several new all-time highs in the month of September and during the first three quarters of 2025.
The ideal 6690+/-10 target zone was tagged on September 23 with a high of SPX 6699. The index pulled back 2% from this level and is now attempting another rally to SPX 6800+/-25, which should resolve lower to ideally around SPX 6375.
Despite the job losses reported by ADP, the economic picture isn't so scary. Here are three ETFs that offer exposure to areas of growth, according to Sevens Report's Tom Essaye.
The current market backdrop is becoming eerily reminiscent of the late stages of the Internet Boom. Tech spending on all things AI-related, including massive data center buildouts, is driving most of the current economic growth in the U.S. The AI narrative is driving the market higher and crowding out funding for other sectors.
CNBC's “The Exchange” team discusses what may be next for healthcare stocks with Evan Seigerman, head of healthcare research at BMO Capital Markets.
CNBC's Steve Liesman reports on what to know about how the government shutdown impacts the U.S. Labor Department and economic data.
The month famous for Black Monday, Black Thursday, and other disasters can bring meltdowns of its own.
CNBC's “The Exchange” team discusses how the government shutdown impacts IPOs, markets and more with Dan Primack, business editor at Axios.
If any doubts remained about whether the Fed will be lowering its key interest rate, the budget loggerheads a few blocks away in the nation's capital may have cemented the move. Markets have priced in a 100% probability of an October cut and an 88% chance of another in December.
Payrolls at US companies declined by 32,000 in September, far below estimates of 50,000 added jobs in the latest sign of labor market weakness, according to an ADP report released Wednesday.
Brett Sheely, Head of ETF Specialists at AllianceBernstein explains why global markets may offer more upside than U.S. stocks. Transcript: CAROLINE WOODS: Joining me now Brett Sheely, Head of ETF Specialists at AllianceBernstein.
Market Catalysts anchor Julie Hyman breaks down the latest market moves for October 1, 2025. Markets and data editor Jared Blikre analyzes why markets experience more volatility in the fourth quarter.
With the U.S. government currently shut down as another funding bill failed to clear the Senate, it's unclear what economic data investors can still expect over the coming week.
CNBC's Jim Cramer joins the "Halftime Report" team to discuss his new book along with the latest on the government shutdown, the market and how investors can protect their money.
CNBC's Eamon Javers reports on the White House's response to news that the Supreme Court will allow Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook to remain in her post pending oral arguments in January on whether President Donald Trump has legal cause to fire her.
Leon Cooperman believes we are in the late innings of a bull market where bubbles can form and risks rise.