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Disagreements between governments and investors over resources are at a 10-year high, law firm DLA Piper said, driven by resource nationalism and growing competition between the U.S. and China for critical minerals.
Consumer prices were 0.1% higher in October than the same month of last year, down from the 0.2% rate of September.
China's manufacturing PMI came in at 50.6 for October, slowing from September's 51.2. Baidu's weekly robotaxi rides hits 250,000 as of Oct. 31, on par with Waymo's spring numbers.
The U.S. Treasury is expected to hold coupon auction sizes steady for another three months, with focus once again on forward guidance.
Nasdaq 100 nears 8-month winning streak as US-China deal lifts futures; Dow Jones, S&P 500 also gain, with Fed and PMI data in focus.
The CNN Money Fear and Greed index showed almost no change in the overall fear level, while the index remained in the “Fear” zone on Friday.
Inflation is lower than expected after President Trump's steep levies.
Berkshire Hathaway operating profit rebounds from a year earlier, giving the conglomerate its largest cash pile ever. Nvidia's Huang says China is signaling it has "plenty of AI technology.
Stocks were poised to rise on Monday to kick off a new month of trading after notching gains in October.
U.S. stock-index futures rose slightly Sunday, after the major equity benchmarks extended their monthly winning streaks in October.
U.S. financial regulators will soon modify or rescind the 55-year old rule requiring public companies to issue formal financial reports every 90 days.
Parts of the US economy, particularly housing, may already be in recession because of high interest rates, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Sunday, repeating his call for the Federal Reserve to accelerate rate cuts.
The S&P500 reversed its blow off rally last week. Top callers are vocal and there are some potentially bearish signals.
Bulls say the tech rally can keep going, while bears warn of a repeat of the early-2000s dot-com crash.
Plus, trying a home robot, the virtues of small AI models, Tim Cook's $4 trillion dance and Palantir's high schoolers, in this edition of the Technology newsletter
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Sunday he believes some sectors of the economy are in a recession or at risk of one, blaming the Federal Reserve for not cutting interest rates fast, just one day after newly appointed Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran warned of high interest rates triggering a recession in an interview with The New York Times.
Earnings Watch: Even as fretting over the economy remains a pastime on Wall Street, third-quarter corporate profit growth has held up, helped by big banks and big tech.
Market liquidity has dried up, with no immediate relief expected, leading to significant stress across risk assets and funding markets. The government shutdown pushed the Treasury General Account (TGA) above $1 trillion, draining Fed reserves and intensifying overnight funding pressures.
Billionaire Blackstone President Jonathan Gray warns that investors are ignoring the impending AI disruption that could destroy entire industries. The next decade could see massive winners in data and energy infrastructure—and painful losers in legacy sectors.
The S&P 500 is entering November with a notable historical edge, as five decades of seasonality data show it is the strongest month of the year for the benchmark index.