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Federal Reserve governor Christopher Waller said he supports another quarter-point cut in a key U.S. interest rate in December to help an ailing U.S. labor market — and he doubts he'll change his mind.
Waller's comments put him squarely in the came of those looking to ease monetary policy to head off further danger in the jobs picture.
US stock market valuations are historically high, fueled by AI-driven gains, raising concerns of a potential bubble and eventual correction. AI-related stocks now comprise 36% of the US market, with rapid appreciation suggesting overvaluation reminiscent of past bubbles.
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The tariff rollback is a relief for many restaurant chains and packaged-food makers, that have seen substantially more expensive input costs.
Buying into stocks that might be next on Washington's list could be a good way to see gains.
As someone who's been involved in capital markets his entire adult life, I can safely say that gold investors haven't seen a period like this in decades. The third quarter of 2025 was nothing short of historic, and in many ways, I believe we're witnessing the beginning of a new era for the yellow metal.
Travis Koldus runs The Contrarian and shares why he looks forward to price discovery. Starting valuation and free cash flow yield are critical; value stocks with double-digit free cash flow yields, like NEM, are attractive versus low-yielding mega-cap tech.
Drew Matus, MetLife Investment Management chief market strategist, joins CNBC's 'Money Movers' to discuss what market vulnerabilities he's worried about, market outlooks going into the new year, and much more.
OpenAI's aggressive spending and even more aggressive commitment is fueling the current AI bubble. AI related big tech sports a $12 trillion market cap with a 1% free cash flow yield.
Q3 earnings growth currently stands at 13.1% with 92% of S&P 500® constituents reporting thus far. Our proprietary LERI metric indicates that US corporations are feeling quite confident in their position as we head into the New Year. This week we get results from retailers: WMT, TGT, TJX, ROST, HD, LOW, as well as results from AI darling Nvidia (NVDA).
New York Federal Reserve President John Williams met with Wall Street's dealers last week about a key lending facility, the Financial Times reported, citing three individuals familiar with the matter. CNBC has confirmed the meeting took place.
Reiterate a buy recommendation for assets tracking the main American indices, supported by strong earnings, robust buybacks, and positive macroeconomic signals. S&P 500 earnings season remains strong, with 82% of companies beating expectations and annual growth at 13.1%, fueling optimism for continued gains.
U.S. stocks traded mostly higher midway through trading, with the Nasdaq Composite gaining more than 50 points on Monday.
Greg Tuorto, Goldman Sachs Asset Management portfolio manager, joins CNBC's 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss why he's bullish on small caps, expectations for small caps in the next Fed rate cut cycle, and much more.
Analysts warn of overextended valuations, hawkish Fed signals, and liquidity concerns, suggesting caution for investors heading into 2026. Contrarian views note recent volatility as sector rotation rather than a market crash, with small caps underperforming but broad market resilience.
Philip Jefferson offered a case study in the central bank's predicament Monday, acknowledging the risk of stubborn inflation and weaker employment conditions—dueling threats that call for opposing prescriptions.
Dell Technologies (DELL) got a double downgrade from Morgan Stanley due to a surge in memory prices that the firm believes will hit margins. Morgan Stanley also downgraded HP Enterprise (HPE) and HP Inc. (HPQ).
Downtrodden names expected to come roaring back include Adobe, Block and Salesforce.
The prevailing opinion suggests the gig economy is a passing fad, a sort of digital paper round that will melt away once the labour market tightens. Goldman's latest look at the sector suggests otherwise.