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Collin Martin with @CharlesSchwab says Japan yields moving higher can pull bond investors out of the U.S. and into international markets. He explains why it creates a long-term headwind for the stock market.
Analysts highlight a potential sector rotation, with value stocks and inflation-resistant assets gaining favor as technology shows short-term weakness. Market sentiment is increasingly bullish for a year-end rally, supported by expectations of a dovish Fed and possible December rate cut.
Technical indicators of oil and gas producers in the U.S. and Canada are flashing green.
Tom Farley, Bullish CEO and former NYSE president, joins CNBC's 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss Bitcoin's volatility, crypto's security and more.
Kevin Green walks through MongoDB (MDB) earnings and looks internationally to Chinese bond markets as a housing developer seeks repayment deferral. He discusses the property and real estate sector in China, which saw cracks earlier, and how it could impact the global economy.
Despite consumer sentiment being at an all-time low and shoppers feeling the weight of inflation, Black Friday sales reached new records this year, with e-commerce fuelling the holiday event. U.S. shoppers spent $11.8 billion on the year's biggest shopping day, according to Adobe Analytics.
If another 2019-style liquidity crunch hits the economy, your money-market fund will be the first domino.
Market volatility resurfaced last month as speculation intensified over whether an AI bubble may be forming - and potentially bursting. Yet, despite the jitters, equity markets remain solidly positive for the year.
Magnificent Seven stocks, including Nvidia and Tesla, are among the best to watch in today's stock market.
Atkins said the SEC should consider raising the size threshold, above which public companies must file the full disclosure documents required of the largest companies.
Long-term expectations for the Global Market Index (GMI) are holding at a 7%-plus annualized total return, based on data through November. The forecast has been stable at this pace in recent months, ticking up slightly from last month's estimate.
Tech stocks and Bitcoin rebound lift US stocks as traders await the Fed decision, with S&P500 futures signaling key levels that could shape the short-term outlook.
US equities rose on Tuesday as a rebound in Bitcoin and strength across major technology names helped Wall Street regain its footing after a soft start to December trading. The Dow Jones Industrial Average added 137 points, or 0.3%, while the S&P 500 also rose 0.3% and the Nasdaq Composite advanced 0.4%.
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Despite recent pullbacks, I see the S&P 500's uptrend intact, driven by improving economic fundamentals and anticipated Fed rate cuts. Tech giants' heavy capital spending on AI may constrain further multiple expansion, shifting opportunity toward lagging sectors and the equally weighted S&P 500.
Brad Gerstner, Altimeter Capital founder and CEO, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss news of Michael and Susan Dell $6.5 billion gift to be paid directly into accounts of 25 million American children, future of the Invest America Act, state of the AI trade, whether we are in an AI bubble, impact of AI on productivity, bitcoin volatility, and more.
Credo is putting up big growth numbers and diversifying its business, both in terms of its customers and its products.
The internet is filled with claims that oil is undervalued compared to, for example, gold prices, the stock market, historical levels and so forth, even as the President calls for prices to fall further. Many of those arguing prices are cheap appear to be price bulls who are relying more on financial indicators than market fundamentals or basic microeconomics, but others point to factors such as low surplus capacity in OPEC and a possible decline in shale oil production.
CNBC Senior Finance and Banking Reporter Leslie Picker sits down with General Atlantic's Bill Ford, Coatue's Philippe Laffont, Ares Management's Michael Arougheti, and J.P. Morgan's Mary Callahan Erdoes.
Simpler disclosure rules will help companies and investors.