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The Federal Reserve has effectively resumed QE, expanding its balance sheet by $40 billion to support government financing and asset prices. The primary constraint on continued stimulus is inflation and long-duration Treasury yields, not growth or employment.
The U.S. jobs market isn't so hot, investors learned this week, but inflation is hotter than anyone would like. Just how much?
Emerging markets equity returns have been driven by extreme mega-cap concentration, with index breadth collapsing to historic lows and masking weakness across much of the opportunity set. This concentration has distorted relative results for active managers, particularly those constrained by diversification rules or broad benchmarks, as small-cap underperformance and index construction limit flexibility.
Oil and gas activity in the key producing states of Texas, Louisiana and New Mexico edged lower in the fourth quarter, as executives there expressed concern about weak oil prices that are making some wells noneconomic and ongoing geopolitical uncertainty, according to a survey released by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas on Wednesday.
Teneo CEO Paul Keary joins ‘Money Movers' to discuss an uptick in global M&A, continued AI spending, and more.
Joe Mazzola of @CharlesSchwab has his eyes on the tech trade, noting Micron's (MU) earnings as a potential catalyst after failing to catch a bid from Oracle (ORCL) and Broadcom's (AVGO) reports. He adds that markets are "trying to figure out what it wants to do" as the SPX hovers at the 50-day SMA.
I strongly believe that the ongoing Fed reserve management buying of ≤3-year treasuries (with no end date) will compress short yields, shrink safe supply, and push portfolios toward equities into 2026. Powell framed this decision as implementation, not a restart of QE.
If SpaceX goes public in 2026., what should the stock symbol be?
“Fraud became an integral component of Tricolor's business strategy,” U.S. prosecutors said.
The European Union will not exempt Britain from its CO2 emissions fee on imported goods until the two sides link their carbon markets, the bloc's climate chief said on Wednesday.
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller, who is on the short list to succeed Fed Chair Jerome Powell next year, said on Wednesday he would "absolutely" defend the central bank's independence if it were challenged by a U.S. president.
Wall Street is optimistic heading into year-end, but earnings updates are sounding more cautious.
Cannabis stocks rallied Wednesday morning following fresh reports that President Donald Trump is poised to sign an executive order rescheduling marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III.
The artificial-intelligence trade has become so popular that it is causing currencies in Asia to artificially weaken as locals trade their money for dollars, presumably to buy hot AI stocks.
The U.S. market is poised to power higher into 2026, driven by anticipated renewed and expanded Federal Reserve support. Despite rising unemployment, political incentives will likely spur pro-business policies to try to prevent recession ahead of midterm elections.
Morning Brief host Julie Hyman breaks down the top market stories and AI trade themes on December 17, 2025. Bloomberg Intelligence analyst Mandeep Singh, Counterpoint Research senior research analyst Yang Wang, and Yahoo Finance markets and data editor Jared Blikre discuss developing stories in the AI ecosystem as they examine the high costs of building out AI infrastructure.
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller told CNBC on Wednesday that he will “absolutely” emphasize the importance of central bank independence to President Donald Trump. Waller is one of five finalists to potentially succeed Jerome Powell when the Federal Reserve chairman's term ends in May.
Trump kicked off a marijuana stock rally last week and it picked up steam Wednesday with an executive order expected Thursday.
US stocks rose modestly on Wednesday, looking to snap a three-session losing streak for major benchmarks as investors digested newly released labour market data and comments from Federal Reserve officials. The S&P 500 traded about 0.1% higher, while the Nasdaq Composite also edged up by roughly the same amount.
Up until October, the cryptocurrency market appeared simply unstoppable, commanding a total capitalization of approximately $4.28 trillion. Much of the positive sentiment originated from abundant liquidity and elevated risk appetite.