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The S&P 500 dipped last week to the key 20dma support level, which marks the (temporary) top of September 22, and the 6993 level. The dip was caused by concerns about the circular spending among the AI companies, with similarities to the dot-com bubble.
Investors appeared to be taking the risk of a looming government shutdown on Wednesday in stride, choosing to focus on more positive developments such as the strength of the U.S. economy.
Markets rise and fall not just on cash flows and discount rates, but on the beliefs of investors. For 70 years, the Value Line Investment Survey has quietly compiled long-term earnings forecasts and price targets for thousands of companies.
Last ditch talks between lawmakers might avoid a partial government shutdown that could begin as soon as Wednesday morning. However, prediction markets currently view a partial shutdown as more likely than not.
Byron Deeter, Bessemer Venture Partners partner, joins CNBC's 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss whether Ai valuations have gotten too stretched.
A weakening U.S. labor market is a risk for both the U.S. economy and markets right now. But the most closely watched numbers — the rate of new jobs created, and the official unemployment rate — don't tell the full story.
Global companies are ramping up convertible bond issuance in 2025, taking advantage of strong equity markets and investor appetite for hybrid debt, with tech and growth firms raising funds to avoid high borrowing costs.
CNBC's Brandon Gomez joins 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss what's behind the jump in cannabis stocks.
There hasn't been a partial U.S. government shutdown since 2019. Here's a rundown of what one could mean for you and your money.
SPACs are back in a big way in 2025, with 91 new SPAC IPOs raising $16.5 billion so far, up threefold from 34 new SPACs that raised $5.3 billion in the same period last year. In fact, SPACs have accounted for 37% of all new U.S. IPOs this year, according to Renaissance Capital.
BLS won't be releasing data, including Friday's key jobs report, in case of a shutdown
Drew Pettit, director of U.S. equity strategy at Citi Research, joins CNBC's 'The Exchange' to discuss market trends, why commentary on Q3 reports matters, and more.
David Bahnsen of the Bahnsen Group told CNBC's Frank Holland that Moelis is great for investors looking to play the potential for mergers and acquisitions in coming months.
Anastasia Amoroso, Partners Group chief investment strategist, joins CNBC's 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss market outlooks, expectations for the Fed, and much more.
VettaFi has expected the approval of ETF share classes of mutual funds and vice versa to occur in the fourth quarter, so the pending approval is on schedule. This will be a key milestone for the industry.
@CharlesSchwab's Kathy Jones says this week's jobs data will paint a clearer picture for the interest rate cycle. However, a government shutdown can blur the picture.
This week's hotly anticipated event—Friday's employment data—may be delayed, and that's sparking a flight to quality in the debt market.
The US government is once again teetering on the edge of a shutdown as lawmakers clash over federal spending priorities. With the September 30 deadline looming, Democrats are pushing to restore Medicaid funding and extend ACA subsidies, but Republicans demand a clean resolution that excludes those provisions.
Pending home sales say a 4% uptick, far above expectations of 0.2%. Kevin Green says it could signal some strength returning to the housing market but notes continuing rate cuts into 2026 will play a key role in setting a new foundation.
President Donald Trump announced broad new tariffs on foreign-made movies and potentially on countries that do not make furniture in the United States. His plan to impose a 100% tariff on all foreign films mirrors a threat he made months earlier, but has not yet executed.