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The Federal Reserve has not yet complied with grand jury subpoenas issued as part of a criminal investigation of Fed Chair Jerome Powell by federal prosecutors in Washington, D.C., a person familiar with the situation told CNBC on Wednesday.
If an inverted yield curve is a harbinger of a near-term recession, then a steeper yield curve must be good news, right? Not so fast.
As more kids invest, the new Trump accounts are poised to make it even easier.
Nextpower's fiscal third-quarter results ‘ticked a lot of the right boxes,' analysts say.
SP500: Sell The Highs, All Risk Events Delayed To February
The threat to the independence of the U.S. Federal Reserve is boosting economic uncertainty around the world, Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem said on Wednesday in his strongest comments to date on the outlook for the Fed.
It's not stock charts; it's your mindset. This veteran trader's insider tips can sharpen your skills.
I forecast 10-year Treasury rates could plausibly reach 6%, based on Bernanke's framework of inflation expectations, real rates, and term premiums. Current real yields and term premiums are below historical averages, presenting potential for upward mean reversion pressure on long-term rates.
Walmart CEO Doug McMillan joins ‘Mornings with Maria' to discuss his retirement, inflation pressures, tariffs, AI-driven growth and the future of America's largest retailer.
Palladyne AI lands contract for autonomous swarm technology. General Dynamics, Textron fall after quarterly earnings.
Inflation is elevated but steady and the job market is holding up, leading economists to predict that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates at current levels.
In this week's episode of ETF Spotlight, Vince Lorusso, CEO and Portfolio Manager at Clough Capital, explains why stocks can keep rallying in 2026 even if the Fed holds rates steady. 0:00 – Intro & Market Context 0:17 – Navigating Earnings Season: Hands Off or Tactical?
@CharlesSchwab's Nathan Peterson points to an "unwind" in in the NDX and RUT as a signal that investors are becoming more selective in technology stocks. It adds question marks ahead of Wednesday's Mag 7 earnings, which Nate believes hold many questions themselves when it comes to the future of CapEx spending, AI buildout, and software.
The Federal Reserve is widely expected to keep interest rates unchanged when it announces its latest policy decision later on Wednesday, with investors focused instead on Chair Jerome Powell's guidance amid signs of resilient economic growth, easing inflation pressures and heightened scrutiny of the central bank's independence. Markets are pricing in less than a 3% chance of a rate cut at the meeting, according to federal funds futures, with the benchmark rate expected to remain in a 3.50% to 3.75% range.
The Fed's “dot plot,” a graph that outlines the central bank's policymaking expectations, indicated last month that just one quarter-point interest rate cut is expected in 2026, followed by one more in 2027, when the funds rate is projected to hit a targeted rate of 3% to 3.25%. The Fed's December statement was tweaked to note that it would consider the “extent and timing of additional adjustments” to rates, mirroring language last used by the central bank in December 2024, after which the FOMC opted not to approve cuts until September 2025.
Growth and tech stocks, led by the Nasdaq (QQQ), have decisively rebounded, overcoming recent geopolitical and sector-specific volatility. Nasdaq insiders are aggressively accumulating shares, signaling strong internal conviction and supporting a bullish outlook for growth and tech.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent shut down reports that the U.S. is stepping into the currency market in an interview with CNBC. His comments come a day after President Donald Trump described recent weakening of the U.S. dollar as "great.
Equities up, volatility up is the name of the trading day according to Kevin Green. He explains why he's cautious on the move higher and how Big Tech needs to continue a winning streak to cement confidence in the rally.
Powell's chairmanship ends May 15, but he could remain a Fed governor.
The Federal Reserve is widely expected to keep rates on hold today, but the real suspense will come when we hear from Chair Jerome Powell who is clashing with the White House on a number of issues. Michael McKee reports on what to watch for.