Category - Financial News

Inflation data is in focus in the coming week, after the stunning jump in January jobs triggered speculation the Federal Reserve could be more aggressive about raising interest rates.The consumer price index is reported...

Relief for embattled U.S. tech stocks injects fresh energy in Bitcoin and altcoins, with Ether reaching two-week highs. Bitcoin (BTC) recovered much of its recent losses on Feb. 4, but concerns remained that a retest of...

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Meta (ticker: FB) stock fell almost 23% in after-hours trading Wednesday and was almost 20% in the red in Thursday’s premarket. If it finishes more than 18.96% lower in Thursday’s regular-hours trading, it will be the...

Futures tied to Wall Street’s key benchmarks edged lower in pre-market trading on Thursday after stocks closed higher for the fourth straight day in the previous session on the heels of Big Tech earnings...

Warren Buffett once said, “The first rule of an investment is don’t lose [money]. And the second rule of an investment is don’t forget the first rule. And that’s all the rules there are.” Of course, your financial...

Stock futures rose Wednesday morning as investors mulled a fresh batch of earnings results from some major index components and tried to further shake off January’s volatility. Contracts on the S&P 500, Dow...

If the Federal Reserve raises interest rates seven times this year as Bank of America head of global economics Ethan Harris predicted in a new call, the stock market won’t be immune from those hikes. “I...

At my research firm, MAPsignals, we track the Big Money looking for trends. We believe Big Money analysis can alert you to market and sector trends. Here’s what daily buys and sells look like over the last year (clearly...

A January that is set to be the worst in more than a decade is nearly in the books. So what now? Strategists at Goldman Sachs led by David Kostin ran the numbers. The first point is that corrections are not uncommon...