In some ways, a government shutdown might actually automatically put the Fed on a 'structural pause.'
As the iShares Russell 2000 ETF almost returns to where it started the year, our attention turns to the Invesco QQQ Trust.
Here's why we believe 'higher for longer DUE to higher GDP' has a more dovish tone, and remain constructive for the rest of the year.
Potentially positive catalysts are expected next week, notably the latest CPI numbers. Plus our latest view on Apple.
Stocks end three-week losing streak despite challenges from surging yields, seasonality.
The successor to Thaksin Shinawatra's party has struck a deal with the military that sees the former head of the developer Sansiri installed as prime minister.
Trading activity slowed a bit up and down Wall Street as equities closed out Tuesday mixed to lower for the day ahead of NVDA earnings.
Market views from the FS Insight team, including Tom Lee, Mark Newton, Sean Farrell and L. Thomas Block.
Perhaps they should remember a famous Wall Street adage.
To assume that one of the fastest rate-rising campaigns in history will achieve only a soft or smooth landing defies anything we have seen in the past.
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen may want to just pipe down and be glad it was only Fitch.
Markets climb after FOMC week and strong economic data.
There is no denying the linkage between loose monetary policy and the fiscal side of the house.
After Qin Gang vanished from the public eye for an entire month, he suddenly has been replaced as foreign minister by his predecessor, leaving more questions than answers.
The oil market is very different today than what it was prior to 2012.
Here's your Weekly Roadmap.
Both the United States and China are delivering their visions of the world to a forum of Southeast Asian nations.
Thursday's deadline to elect a new Thai prime minister may slide as an investigation into the leader of the most-popular party continues.
Nasdaq rules state that if all stocks weighing 4.5% or more individually upon the index exceed in aggregate, more than 48% upon the index, then the index must rebalance.
The battle for rare earth and critical minerals is alive and well and is spreading into a 'chip war.'
Alibaba shares bounced as regulators indicate they have completed their 'rectification' of the tech sector.
Here are our views.
Hitting out at "unfair economic practices," U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen pushes China to work on market reforms.
From China to Europe to even the U.S., the latest economic data seem to be tilting to the weaker side.
Investors have rediscovered these shares.
Investor uncertainty is mounting in China as 'red lines' shift on Communist Party sand.
Plus, a couple major stock indexes appear to be in better technical shape.
There are two areas I would allow for absurd valuations right now: Anyone who sells what buyers need to integrate AI into their own offerings and those engaged in cybersecurity.
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