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The Investment Committee debate their best stock strategies following a rate cut from the Fed last week.
New Federal Reserve official Stephen Miran argued in his first major speech that U.S. interest rates are far too high and risk ”unnecessary layoffs and higher unemployment” if not reduced substantially.
CNBC's Eamon Javers joins 'Squawk on the Street' with breaking news.
Let me share something that's going to make a lot of people uncomfortable. After diving deep into 40 years of market data across every major developed market, plus China for good measure, I've got some news that's going to ruin the party for anyone expecting double-digit returns over the next decade.
The governments of Britain and the United States will set up a body to reduce red tape for firms seeking to access capital markets on both sides of the Atlantic and improve cooperation on crypto assets, Britain's finance ministry said on Monday.
Less than a week after taking his seat, Fed Governor Stephen Miran outlined the reasons why he thinks the central bank's benchmark interest rate is far too high and should be lowered aggressively. Miran thinks the federal funds rate, a level that banks charge each other for overnight lending but that influences a wide variety of other rates, should be in the low-2% area.
Revisiting The Corporate Earnings Reporting Frequency Debate The discussion on how frequently publicly traded companies in the US should have to report earnings has come up once again.
It is hard to understate the importance of inflation in Americans' concerns today. Not only is it almost always the top issue of concern for Americans in the polls, but people also think it is getting worse.
Contention on interest rates cuts will be on the radar for @CharlesSchwab's Kathy Jones. She expects commentary from Fed governors to create volatility and shape investor expectations on cuts through 2025.
Rebecca Patterson, former chief investment strategist at Bridgewater Associates, joins CNBC's 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss macro outlooks, expectations for Fed rate policy, and much more.
The Nasdaq 100 Index has had a strong performance this year and is now hovering at its all-time high. It has risen in the last three consecutive weeks and is up by over 50% from its lowest level this year.
For much of the year, bigger has been better in terms of performance based on market cap. Mega caps are still the top performer via slicing and dicing US equities based on market capitalization via iShares S&P 100 ETF (OEF), but just barely.
Fed caution and a looming U.S. government shutdown stall S&P 500 gains as traders await key inflation data for the next move in US stock market indices.
Inflation and jobs data will be near-term tests. Earnings, however, are a more poweful driver.
With Wall Street indices hitting fresh records and the Fed embracing a dovish pivot with further rate cuts on the table, Goldman Sachs wasted no time upgrading its S&P 500 target—but it's the bank's unusual stock picks that stand out.
Kevin Green urges investors to watch any and all inflation and labor commentary throughout the week into Friday's PCE print. He expects data and comments from Fed speakers to drive market moves.
CNBC's “Squawk Box” team discusses markets as stock futures point to a lower open with Jay Barry, head of global rates strategy at J.P. Morgan.
U.S. stocks traded mostly lower this morning, with the Dow Jones index falling more than 100 points on Monday.
St. Louis Fed President Alberto Musalem on Monday reiterated his support for last week's interest rate cut but said he is wary about going much further. "I believe there is limited room for easing further without policy becoming overly accommodative, and we should tread cautiously" on further reductions, he said.
Quantum computing stocks have boomed in 2025, and a new catalyst is adding fuel to the fire: The Trump administration is looking to bolster the industry in the name of national security.