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International stock markets were mixed early on Tuesday, gold pushed to record highs and the dollar was steady.
Kingfisher shares soared following a strong first-half trading update, in which the DIY retailer raised its full-year profits forecasts.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is due to give his first public remarks since the Fed cut rates
Sweden's central bank reduced its key policy rate to 1.75% and suggested the cut could mark the final monetary easing of the current cycle.
The CNN Money Fear and Greed index showed some improvement in the overall market sentiment, while the index remained in the “Greed” zone on Monday.
U.S. stocks rallied on Monday, after news that Nvidia plans to invest up to $100 billion in OpenAI.
Headline inflation in Singapore came in at 0.5%, down from the 0.6% in July.
Companies listed in Sweden's capital have raised nearly $2 billion so far in 2025, more than eight times the volume seen in London. Culture, a supportive regulatory environment, and a large domestic capital pool are helping companies of all sizes to list, say experts.
The economic agreement would remove duties on labor-intensive sectors such as footwear, textiles, garments, palm oil, fisheries, renewable energy and electric vehicles.
Last week, the Federal Reserve cut interest rates with stocks sitting at elevated valuations – by some measures, at or near the highest valuations on record (the Buffett Indicator and the CAPE ratio to name two).
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‘Mad Money' host Jim Cramer talks negativity surrounding Apple and Nvidia and how it could lead to missed opportunities in the stocks.
‘Mad Money' host Jim Cramer talks negativity surrounding Apple and Nvidia and how it could lead to missed opportunities in the stocks.
‘Mad Money' host Jim Cramer discusses how to spot growth and value stocks in the current market.
‘Mad Money' host Jim Cramer discusses how to spot growth and value stocks in the current market.
“The pullback has to happen” for a healthy market, Steve E. Orr insists. Stagflation is here, he argues: “this is a very weird time to be in.” He expects 12-17% correction in the next few months but notes a substantial amount still in money markets that could enter stocks. If a fall happens, he would “absolutely” be buying the dip. He likes REITs, oil companies, and Deere (DE) on the expectation of the government supporting agribusiness soon. He's concerned about a budget crisis and government shutdown at the end of this month.
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What will the Federal Reserve do with interest rates now that they've cut once this year? Will more cuts come or will they hang tight with current interest rates?
Major indexes—and gold—hit records once again. Plus, Argentina's debt crisis.
The 'Fast Money' traders discuss U.S. backing for Argentina, the impact on the peso, fiscal austerity measures, opportunities in Mercado Libre, and the broader implications for emerging markets and trade tensions, and much more.