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US stocks are hitting record highs, but history shows new highs are common and not a reason to make drastic portfolio changes. Missing the best market days can significantly hurt long-term returns, so staying invested through volatility is often the best approach.
With stocks at record highs, Ron Albahary Albahary at Laird Norton has been leaning into ways to hedge volatility while “hedging is cheap.”
After the Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 25 basis points, economist Mohamed El-Erian tells Julie Hyman on Market Catalysts that the Fed needs "fundamental reform." El-Erian, who is the president of Queens College Cambridge, former chair of President Obama's Global Development Council, and former deputy director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), emphasizes the importance of "cognitive diversity" within the Fed.
After the Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 25 basis points, economist Mohamed El-Erian tells Julie Hyman on Market Catalysts that the Fed needs "fundamental reform." El-Erian, who is the president of Queens College Cambridge, former chair of President Obama's Global Development Council, and former deputy director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), emphasizes the importance of "cognitive diversity" within the Fed.
Cash positions for the highest-rated US companies improved in the first quarter of 2025, according to the latest S&P Global Market Intelligence data. Borrowing costs are likely to fall in the near term as the US Federal Reserve is set to push its first rate cut since late 2024.
Cash positions for the highest-rated US companies improved in the first quarter of 2025, according to the latest S&P Global Market Intelligence data. Borrowing costs are likely to fall in the near term as the US Federal Reserve is set to push its first rate cut since late 2024.
A busy week that was still dominated by the highly anticipated Federal Reserve meeting. The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq stock indexes are on track to have their third consecutive week of gains.
The recent run in equities appears to be at odds with weakening labor market signals, which has led to questions about the sustainability of the rally and the broader health of the U.S. economy. While the Fed's projections hint at a labor market in “curious balance,” concerns about the hiring environment still cast uncertainty over the health of the U.S. economy.
Respondents' interest in smart glasses outpaced VR headsets by roughly 7 percentage points. The fact that 40% of respondents were still interested in purchasing a VR headset may be surprising considering that the VR market lost most of its sales momentum over the past two years.
Former Trump senior economic advisor Steve Moore discusses the Federal Reserve's role in the U.S. economy, the president's tariffs and more on ‘The Bottom Line.' #fox #media #breakingnews #us #usa #new #news #breaking #thebottomline #foxbusiness #donaldtrump #trump #economy #inflation #tariffs #federalreserve #fed #economicpolicy #markets #finance #stevemoore #economist #trumpeconomy #jobs #businessnews #trade #washingtondc #washington #dc
The S&P 500 finished the week at a new record high, its 27th of the year. The index posted a weekly gain of 1.2%, marking its sixth in the past seven weeks.
Futures markets show investors betting rates will drop below 3% by the end of next year.
Andrew Left tries golf, TV appearances to get noticed
CNBC's Jim Cramer talks about the day's market performance as stocks wrap up a positive week.
The three major indexes all rallied into the close Friday, ending the session at new records.
This week, Former Treasury Secretary Lawrence H. Summers says the Fed's policy leans on the looser side, given financial conditions, skewing the balance of risks towards inflation.
Newly confirmed Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran discusses his stance on interest rates and expresses optimism for economic growth in the second half of the year.
The U.S. national debt is at alarming levels, with the Treasury set to issue another $1.6T in debt for H2 2025. Despite some spending cuts, overall government expenses continue to rise, while revenue growth lags and borrowing costs remain high.
After a quarter-point reduction, policymakers see two more cuts by year-end. But view vary widely after that, and the White House will be free to reshape the central bank.
How bad the housing sector is today