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U.S. stocks settled higher on Friday, with major indices surging to fresh all-time highs as a softer-than-expected inflation reading strengthened market conviction that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates by 25 basis points at its Oct. 30 policy meeting.
A tax-loss trade sets up some stocks for better times, according to Evercore ISI
The recent collapse of First Brands and Tricolor Auto Group, together with loan losses among some U.S. regional banks, has begun to stir fears over broader credit markets and spillover risks to other assets. Notwithstanding recent headlines around credit concerns and some idiosyncratic stress in racier segments of credit like leveraged loans, we detect few if any signs of broader credit or indeed systemic stress.
Small importers for large U.S. retailers rushed in China-made strollers and wares meant for spring and are storing the goods in their own warehouses to avoid the big tariff bills that had been threatened over the next month.
Bond investors are re-examining their holdings of longer-dated Treasuries, with some reducing positions and others even going short relative to their benchmark, as the Federal Reserve prepares to cut interest rates by another quarter percentage point on Wednesday.
President Donald Trump and Xi Jinping's meeting Thursday will be crucial for the rare-earths sector and global trade.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confirmed the names of five finalists on Monday to succeed Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, with President Donald Trump saying he expected to make his decision on the nominee before the end of the year. Jill Disis reports on Bloomberg Television.
U.S. stock futures traded higher after constructive talks over the weekend between U.S. and China officials, with the two leaders due to meet this week.
Beijing says U.S. and China reached a preliminary consensus on key trade issues
One of the most compelling updates this week came from a Harvard Business Review article “Designing a Successful Agentic AI System.” Its authors argue that agentic AI will only deliver value when companies redesign workflows around outcomes, not tasks, and rethink how humans and intelligent systems collaborate.
The “Wage to Wallet Index: Measuring the Labor Economy's Impact on U.S. Financial and Economic Health,” a collaboration between PYMNTS Intelligence, WorkWhile and Ingo Payments, shines a spotlight on the 60 million workers whose jobs form the connective tissue of the United States economy.
The CNN Money Fear and Greed index showed further easing in the overall fear level, while the index remained in the “Fear” zone on Friday.
Carter's, Inc. (NYSE:CRI) will release earnings results for the third quarter, before the opening bell on Monday, Oct. 27.
Traders are betting on a smooth series of interest-rate cuts, but Fed officials are signaling slower cuts with long pauses in between them.
Signs of thawing U.S.-China tensions boosted markets Monday, with Asia indexes and U.S. futures gaining, and sentiment lifted by progress on regional trade deals during President Trump's Asia visit.
The galloping American indices don't seem to be slowing down and have continued to climb relentlessly to all-time highs. Chinese equities are undervalued.
Trump adds 10% tariff to Canada over Ontario's ad. Top U.S. and China officials discussed trade at the sidelines of the ASEAN Summit.
JPMorgan Chase has a “strong bias” against adding staff, while Walmart is keeping its head count flat. American corporations are in a new, ultralean era.
The market's relentless chug higher will be put to the test as Big Tech earnings roll in.
The markets are entering the final week of October, which will feature more earnings, a Fed meeting, and President Trump's meeting with China's Xi.