加载中...
共找到 25,618 条相关资讯
I project 10-year US Treasury yields could rise toward 6% due to elevated inflation expectations and term premium normalization. High oil prices and geopolitical risks could trigger higher inflation and upward pressure on bond yields.
The energy sector is the clear beneficiary of rising oil prices spurred by the war in Iran. While most of the market wobbles, the energy sector is soaring, especially companies at the top of the oil and gas pipeline.
Markets are pricing in a near-zero chance that the Federal Reserve will be cutting interest rates at this meeting — or any other in the near future. Updates to economic and rate projections also aren't expected to show anything dramatic when the decision is released Wednesday at 2 p.m.
"We have been living in the details of the space for a very, very long time, not on a high level, not investing in stocks, [but] investing in companies, customer contracts, knowing the details. So, yes, as a sector specialist in private equity, our companies are very, very different," Bravo said.
The war is a blow to Europe and NATO and a boon for Russia, Christopher Smart writes in a guest commentary.
'The Big Money Show' panel discusses mounting evidence Iran is weakening militarily while tankers push through key global shipping lanes.
The S&P 500 fell more than 3% in the first half of March, but there's reason to be more optimistic from a seasonal perspective. March gains have historically been back-end loaded.
The Investment Committee debate whether the market can hold this rally and what stocks need to keep going higher.
Three important — and potentially useful — things leap out of the latest BofA fund-manager survey.
U.S. Democratic lawmakers Senator Chris Murphy and Representative Greg Casar on Tuesday introduced a bill to ban prediction market bets on military operations and other sensitive government actions, increasing pressure on the fast-growing markets.
Some of the weakest areas of the market in 2026 have turned into outperformers since the Iran conflict began, according to Deutsche Bank Research.
State Street Investment Management global head of ETFs Anna Paglia, Franklin Templeton head of ETF product and capital markets David Mann, SS&C Alps Advisors head of fund sales & strategy Paul Baiocchi and Osprey Funds CIO Bill Birmingham join CNBC's Dominic Chu at Exchange 2026 in Las Vegas, the largest gathering of ETF professionals, to discuss the latest trends in the ETF space, the outlook for 2026, and much more.
American ports are far removed from the conflict in the Middle East, but they are seeing rising bunker-fuel prices and increased uncertainty.
Competitive pressure and investor demand may have more to do with how frequently public companies reveal their financial results in the future than the SEC does
@CharlesSchwab's Liz Ann Sonders says Tuesday's trading action hinges a lot on U.S.-Iran War developments. With companies like Honeywell (HON) weighing on the conflict's impact to companies, Liz Ann believes investors and analysts alike are wanting more clarity when it comes to earnings.
In this candid conversation, Property Brothers Drew and Jonathan Scott dive deep into the current state of the U.S. housing market and their new show, Property Brothers: Under Pressure. Discover why: * The housing affordability crisis is worse than ever.
The sudden shock to the U.S. economy threatens to keep inflation high and challenge employers' ability to hire. As a result, the Fed is expected to pause its rate cut.
The SEC could soon reduce the number of times companies have to report earnings. Companies have complained that quarterly reports are costly and time-consuming.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is preparing a proposal that would allow US public companies to switch from quarterly to semiannual earnings reporting, potentially ending a 50-year-old requirement, The Wall Street Journal reported. Under the plan, companies would be able to submit financial disclosures twice a year rather than four times, though quarterly reporting would remain optional.
Jeremy Szafron joins Kitco News as an anchor and producer from Kitco's Vancouver bureau. Jeremy is a seasoned journalist with a diverse background covering entertainment, current affairs and finance.