December US CPI Report Shows Inflation at a 2.9% Annual Rate
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that the Consumer Price Index rose 2.9% in December from year-ago levels—an uptick ...
3 Large-Cap Funds That Look Risky Despite Strong Gains and Solid Management
US large-cap funds enjoyed another bountiful year in 2024. The typical fund in the large-growth Morningstar Category returned ...
SEC Says Monitoring Impact of Los Angeles Wildfires on Investors, Markets
The Securities and Exchange Commission said it is closely monitoring the impact of the Los Angeles wildfires on investors and capital markets.
3 Great International ETFs for 2025 and Beyond
First up for today is Silver-rated Schwab International Dividend Equity ETF, which trades under the ticker SCHY. It’s the ...
Canada Existing Home Sales Pull Back on Recent Gains, Falling 5.8% in Dec. From Prior Month
National sales of existing homes dropped 5.8% in December from the previous month, though that remains roughly 13% above where sales were in May, the Canadian Real Estate Association said Wednesday.
Ireland Plans to Launch New October 2055 Benchmark Bond
Ireland hired banks as joint lead managers for the syndicated launch of a new 30-year, October 2055-dated benchmark government bond in the near future, subject to market conditions, the National ...
IEA Expects Oil Demand Growth to Accelerate But -2-
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GM looks to make cheaper EV batteries after signing multi-billion-dollar deal
General Motors Co. has signed a multi-billion dollar deal with Norway-based graphite manufacturer Vianode for EV-battery materials. The deal comes as GM looks to boost electric vehicle profitability.
Why investors are lending MicroStrategy billions of dollars at 0% interest so it can buy bitcoin
MicroStrategy's mega $2.6 billion convertible issuance at a 0% coupon in November can be thought of as a loan with no interest. With it, MicroStrategy plans to buy more bitcoin, and to keep using ...
Bond king Gundlach says investors have 'left the bus' as yields spike during Fed cuts. Here's his advice.
Bond king Gundlach says investors have 'left the bus' as yields spike during Fed cuts. Here's his advice. Consumer prices are in and stock futures are rallying after that monumental data.
The U.S. dollar has never been stronger, by one measure. That could create problems for investors.
A strong dollar makes money earned abroad worth less in dollar terms, raising the possibility that currency-translation effects might cause companies to miss Wall Street's targets for sales and ...
Trump's Treasury nominee Scott Bessent faces his Senate confirmation hearing. Here are 5 things to watch.
Scott Bessent, President-elect Donald Trump's nominee for Treasury secretary, will step into the spotlight this week, with the Senate Finance Committee scheduled to start his confirmation hearing at ...