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U.S. equity futures nudged down as investors reacted to earnings from the world's most valuable company and looked ahead to talks between the U.S. and Iran.
Short sellers increased their bets against North American IT stocks in January as companies gear up to spend record amounts in 2026 to scale their AI operations. By comparison, short interest in IT stocks was 6.29% at the end of December 2025 and 4.99% at the end of January 2025.
The London Stock Exchange Group unveiled a big stock buyback after in-line results for the year.
The European Central Bank expects food inflation, which is crucial for consumers' perception of price stability, to settle just above its 2% target late this year, ECB President Christine Lagarde said on Thursday.
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In a review of the U.S. economy, the IMF focused on the macroeconomic effect of policy shifts introduced in 2025 and their effects on the U.S., its trading partners and the global economy.
US stock benchmarks find space to rebound after a long consolidation period. The tech sector is leading markets higher while traditionals struggle.
U.S.–Iran nuclear talks in Geneva are driving global market volatility, with geopolitical risk supporting gold and oil while the dollar, equities, and Treasury yields react to shifting expectations between conflict and diplomacy.
Trump defended his tariff agenda hours after the Supreme Court voided emergency duties. That legal basis upon which trade deals were structured no longer exists, analysts said.
NZX Limited (NZSTF) Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript
With deflation now firmly in the rearview mirror, the path is clear for the Bank of Japan to raise interest rates sooner rather than later, said policy board member Hajime Takata.
The Supreme Court's tossing of President Trump's tariffs has sent businesses calculating how to eventually claw back the levies they have been paying—or sell the rights at a discount now.
'Mad Money' host Jim Cramer unpacks Wednesday's market action.
CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wall Street's software sell-off is an overreaction, wrongly treating those stocks as if extinction were inevitable. However, the "Mad Money" host cautioned that the stock are unlikely to regain the premium they once commanded.
The trading activity of members of Congress is closely monitored and investors are looking to see which Magnificent Seven stocks are most loved and which large-cap names are being bought and sold.
It was a bullish day for the stock market Wednesday as tech stocks outperformed and the S&P 500 gapped above its 50-day moving average.
Nick Ferres says Vantage Point Asset Management explains why he's concerned about private assets, and highlights the parallels between the current market moves and the 2008 collapse of the Lehman Brothers, questioning if there will be a return on investment on the capex boom into AI by hyperscalers. He remains bullish on Asian equities and semiconductors.
Victor Khosla, founder and CIO of Strategic Value Partners, warns about the contagion risk facing the credit market from the selloff in software stocks. He speaks on "Bloomberg The Close.
The Shiller PE Ratio and Buffett Indicator are outdated and systematically pessimistic, failing to reflect today's higher profit margins and globalized corporate earnings. Both indicators overlook structural changes: tech-driven margin expansion, buybacks, and international revenue dominance, making them unreliable for current market valuation.
Popular charts based on rolling SP500 returns are fundamentally flawed due to the use of highly overlapping and non-independent samples. These flaws have provided very misleading signals in recent years and can be especially relevant for the next ~1–2 years.