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India's markets regulator will soon issue an advisory to market intermediaries on emerging risks from Anthropic's Mythos and other artificial intelligence tools, its chairman said on Monday.
Federal Reserve Governor Michael Barr is the latest official warning of private credit-related concerns. Stress in that market could lead to “psychological contagion” and thus set off a wider credit crunch, Barr said in an interview with Bloomberg News published Sunday (May 3).
America's top-selling vehicle, the Ford F-150, bears the brunt of metal-supply-chain woes.
New Zealand's a2 Milk said on Monday it has commenced a recall of three batches of its a2 Platinum infant milk formula sold in the United States after testing detected cereulide, a toxin that can cause vomiting.
When asked if she would commit to ending the investigation if the inspector general finds no evidence of wrongdoing, Pirro said “it depends on what he finds.” Pirro was previously a district attorney in Westchester County, New York.
For years, Wall Street operated under one central assumption: when markets wobble, the Federal Reserve eventually rides to the rescue.
Earnings have dazzled in Q1, but continued upward revisions to 2026 outlooks have been highly concentrated.
U.S. Attorney for Washington, D.C., Jeanine Pirro faces a Monday deadline to file the appeal she has long promised in her criminal investigation of Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell.
Not understanding the difference between similarly named funds can be costly
A growing split in the S&P 500 (SPX) shows the Mag 7 driving gains while nearly half the index lags. Patrick Mueller breaks down the risks of market concentration, the shift from AI hype to earnings delivery, and why money is rotating into infrastructure, energy, and metals.
U.S. Federal Reserve Governor Michael Barr said stress in private credit could spark "psychological contagion" leading to a broader credit crunch, Bloomberg News reported on Sunday.
What the Federal Reserve does has nothing to do with inflation. The central bank is not the source of the hyperinflation that Mises disciples (this is a shame simply because Mises himself was brilliant) imagine it to be, nor is the Fed the sober inflation fighter as neo-Keynesians and supply-side happy talkers imagine.
Concerns that the euro zone could slip into recession if the conflict in the Middle East continued are "real and justified" and talks to end the Iran war will be key for the ECB monetary policy, Bank of Greece governor Yannis Stournaras said.
As AI scales, copper is struggling to keep up with growing demand. The resulting shift to optical networking is creating a compelling market opportunity that is still in its early stages.
The Federal Reserve left rates unchanged at 3.5%-3.75%, maintaining an easing bias, but growing dissent signals internal division over future policy direction. Kevin Warsh will become Fed Chairman, advocating for ending quantitative easing, less forward guidance, and a more flexible, less transparent policy approach.
Supply chain disruptions linked to the Iran conflict are pushing up component costs, which could translate into higher prices and tighter inventory for electronics buyers.
The S&P 500 and NASDAQ have hit new all-time highs, driven by the AI Revolution and surging semiconductor stocks like Intel and NVIDIA. Despite market euphoria, key economic indicators—rising fuel costs, collapsing savings rates, and negative housing investment—signal mounting consumer and business headwinds.
The departing Fed chair didn't want to remain on the board. He concluded he had no choice as President Trump's legal challenges threatened to change how the Fed operates.
Artificial intelligence and oil exports have buoyed shares from South Korea to Brazil.
April 2026 delivered a 10.4% S&P 500 rally, with eight new highs and strong buy-and-hold validation since October 2022. Nasdaq and the Mag 7 stocks led gains, while energy and commodities outperformed other asset classes and sectors last week.