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European stocks are expected to open in mixed territory Monday as global markets react to the U.S.' capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro.
Global stock markets, riding high on AI euphoria at the start of 2026 may be disregarding one of the biggest threats that could spoil the party: a surge in inflation driven partly by the tech investment boom.
JGBs fell in price terms in the morning Tokyo session on the first trading day of 2026.
The U.S. attacked Venezuela and captured the country's president Nicolas Maduro. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Sunday appeared to backtrack on Trump's claim that the U.S. will "run" Venezuela.
Money markets were reasonably quiet in early trading, with traders still weighing up the fallout of the decision by the U.S. to capture Venezuela's President Maduro on Saturday.
The S&P 500 experienced a 100-point drop last week in the midst of the Santa Rally. The selling at the end of the week may be related to weekend news on Venezuela.
President Donald Trump moved several sectors by aggressively deregulating emerging technologies while simultaneously shielding domestic manufacturers from global competition in 2025.
President Donald Trump helped to transform the nuclear, space and quantum sectors from speculative niches into cornerstones of a national industrial strategy through a series of executive orders in 2025.
It was a big year for defense and aerospace stocks, with names like GE Aerospace (GE) and RTX (RTX) up more than 50% in 2025. Gabelli Funds Portfolio Manager Tony Bancroft, who manages the Gabelli Funds Commercial Aerospace and Defense ETF (GCAD), expects the outperformance to continue into 2026.
“I think there's room for both,” says Keith Lerner, CIO at Truist Advisory Services, of gains in tech stocks and the rest of the market.
Eight members of the OPEC+ group of oil producing nations will keep oil supply increases paused in the first quarter of 2026, the group said Sunday, amid uncertainty about Trump's plan for Venezuelan oil following the capture of President Nicolas Maduro by U.S. forces over the weekend.
Research shows that buffer funds perform comparably to balanced funds, yielding bigger returns for slightly more risk, but the fees can be prohibitive.
The December job report could come with big revisions. 10-Year rates could head much higher if report shows that growth rates are improving.
The Trump administration attacked Venezuela over the weekend to overthrow the Maduro regime and move him and his wife to New York for prosecution. The motives for this attack are unclear, but the impact on oil prices should be minimal, with any spike in volatility temporary.
Dean Quiambao says the mega-IPOs next year will dominate investor focus, forcing smaller companies to get creative. “You've got to have strong growth, you've got to have path to profitability.
In this review, I cover three trends that occurred throughout 2025 that I expect will carry over into 2026. I expect continued USD weakness, due to Fed rate cuts and persistent policy uncertainty.
I challenge one of dividend investing's most popular beliefs, arguing that long track records provide stability but rarely the excess returns investors expect. I then reflect on my own mistakes, showing how owning many similar stocks can feel diversified while quietly limiting flexibility and long-term results. The article concludes with a framework for being more selective, focusing on true economic differentiation instead of labels, habits, or comfortable assumptions.
News over the weekend added a fresh dose of geopolitical uncertainty for investors to digest as the first full week of trading in 2026 gets underway.
The S&P 500 ended 2025 with four consecutive daily losses but still finished the year strong with an annual gain of 16.4%. The 50-day moving average has been above the 200-day moving average since July 1st.
A spike in diesel oil prices could make goods and materials more expensive to deliver — risking higher inflation.