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Jim Cramer is calling out what he sees as unwarranted negativity on Wall Street.
April kicks off with a holiday-shortened week, with markets closed at the end of the week to observe Good Friday.
Energy's critical role in global economic output has been underestimated, with its S&P 500 weighting falling below 3% despite universal dependence. Current Middle East disruptions have removed over 10% of global oil production, tightening supply-demand margins and risking extreme price spikes.
The US and Israel's recent war on Iran has caused a massive surge in oil prices globally, and a lot of market uncertainty - especially in Asia. However, global markets seem not to have fully priced in this conflict's potential effects just yet.
The Federal Reserve's Board of Governors urged a judge to reject prosecutors' request that he reconsider his decision to quash subpoenas issued in a criminal investigation of Chair Jerome Powell. U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro's prosecutors say they are investigating Powell over cost overruns in renovations of the Fed's headquarters in Washington and his congressional testimony about that project.
My geopolitical read is that a narrow ceasefire is easier than a full settlement. The harder issues remain unresolved, especially the control of the Strait of Hormuz.
The war in Iran will hike US inflation to 4.2% this year if a historic oil supply disruption drags on and leaves a lasting impact on prices, possibly hammering economic growth, the OECD predicted in a new forecast.
Public listings have long been the preferred exit for FinTechs seeking new avenues to raise capital and, arguably, to enhance their visibility and reputations. And especially for payments firms, trading platforms and digital financial services providers, an initial public offering (IPO) offers more than funding.
President Donald Trump criticizes Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell over the Fed building renovation costs during a Cabinet meeting at the White House. -------- More on Bloomberg Television and Markets Like this video?
Bargain stocks are in areas of U.S.-Japan synergy. Industrial conglomerate Hitachi has a joint venture with General Electric, for instance.
President Donald Trump said Thursday that neither the spike in oil prices nor the slump in the stock market during the Iran war were as bad he had anticipated.
The market for weight loss drugs is exploding and patients may have several new options in coming years.
Liz Ann Sonders (@CharlesSchwab) emphasizes that a lot of money in markets is short-term positioning, causing volatility and potentially leading to sentiment misreadings. She thinks there is complacency in markets underneath the turmoil.
World governments had more than $100 trillion in public debt when the Iran war began—limiting their ability to cushion the effects of energy-price shocks.
There's plenty of pent-up demand while an increase in home inventory could lead to lower prices, a Benchmark analyst says.
Wall Street analysts and corporate executives increasingly say investors need to get more specific about their software stock picks.
Markets are not fully reflecting the shock to oil prices resulting from the Iran conflict, Unlimited Funds' Bob Elliott warns.
An analyst who argues a victory for President Donald Trump will ultimately cement the greenback‘s role as the world's dominant currency
Consumer credit stress at this level has a second-order effect: it drives millions of borrowers into actively trying to improve their scores. IBISWorld estimates that the consumer credit services industry now generates $6.8 billion annually, a figure that keeps growing alongside delinquency rates.
Iran has acknowledged the 15-point plan from the U.S. to end the war. Even though the response wasn't as constructive as many hoped, Kevin Green believes it offers the first steps to an eventual deal.