President Trump will gain another “yes” vote for lowering interest rates at the Fed.
President Trump announced even more tariffs last night: a 50% combined rate on Indian imports and 100% on imported semiconductors (with caveats).
On a quiet day for macroeconomic news, earnings dominate market action Wednesday morning.
President Trump is threatening up to 250% tariffs on pharmaceutical imports to the United States.
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Stock markets sold off on a raft of bad economic news last week, but are climbing again Monday.
If you're like most people, you may be investing brick by brick, a little at a time. You may have a nice round number, say $1,000 in cash, and want to add the next brick to your portfolio.
President Trump announced new global tariffs on dozens of countries last night, singling out Canada for a 35% levy.
Meta and Microsoft surge on earnings, lifting ETFs like QQQ, VOO, and VUG as AI momentum and U.S. growth drive market gains.
US GDP grew 3% in Q2, much stronger than expected and despite tariffs turmoil that began in April.
The S&P 500 more or less flatlined yesterday despite big tariffs news. It's moving higher today on positive earnings reports from multiple S&P 500 components.
US and EU trade representatives struck a deal to lower tariffs on EU exports to the US last night.