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The benchmark Newcastle coal index is up nearly 17% this month, to the highest since November 2024.
Consumer sentiment fell back 5.8% this month, ending a three-month positive streak and offsetting all the gains registered during that time, according to final March data from the University of Michigan's Surveys of Consumers released Friday (March 27). The index now stands 6.
The majority of stocks have fallen since the war in Iran erupted late last month, with mining, travel, and homebuilder stocks hit particularly hard by the combination of rising oil prices and interest rates.
Stocks are cheaper, and earnings growth is accelerating. That's a recipe for a rally.
Washington failed to stabilize markets this week, despite several claims of peace progress from President Donald Trump regarding the war with Iran.
Oil prices are surging. Inflation forecasts are rising.
Despite the sentiment shift and elevated volatility, Ethan Feller says the market's fundamental drivers remain intact. Discover three reasons he expects the bullish trend to persist and where investors can find opportunities after the recent turbulence.
Markets are underestimating the real impact of the Hormuz crisis. Why Strait of Hormuz restrictions are impacting Asia more than others.
US stock benchmarks reach new war lows as oil continues to explode, with Brent back above $110. Hopes for a peace deal were short-lived, with markets now pricing an escalation over the weekend.
The Iran conflict has investors second-guessing one of the world's crucial safe-haven assets.
President Donald Trump picked Kevin Warsh to lead the Federal Reserve to lead the charge to cut interest rates. Warsh also wants to cut the Fed's communication with investors and the general public and reduce the size of its balance sheet.
The S&P and Nasdaq are on track for their 5th straight negative week. The Investment Committee debate how to trade stocks as the Iran War weighs heavily on the markets.
Yesway revived its U.S. initial public offering on Friday, moving the private equity-backed convenience store owner closer to public markets.
The Iran ultimatum has shifted—and investor fears are back on the agenda.
The war in Iran snapped trends, sending assets off in different directions.
Nearly one in five staff members had departed Wall Street's top regulator by September of last year under normal attrition and the Trump administration's campaign of job cuts, with losses falling most heavily on divisions overseeing investment managers and stock markets, an independent congressional watchdog reported Friday.
Ned Davis Research says rising bond yields have been negative for stocks and bonds but positive for cash as it shifted allocations.
California Governor Gavin Newsom on Friday issued an executive order barring state officials from using insider knowledge to bet on prediction markets like Polymarket and Kalshi.
President Trump's willingness to de-escalate the Iran conflict has kept stocks from even larger losses in March — but is he losing his grip on markets?
For the better part of a year, Wall Street has operated on a cynical yet profitable mantra – “Trump Always Chickens Out,” or the TACO trade. The strategy was simple.