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A jump in commodity prices is set to push inflation higher and growth lower in developing economies, the World Bank said.
BTG Pactual Timberland Investment Group said Tuesday it raised $1.24 billion in commitments from global investors to restore depleted forest in Latin America.
UAE departs OPEC and OPEC+ citing strategic priorities and flexibility as geopolitical tensions disrupt global oil markets and supply chains.
Snap's CEO Evan Spiegel warned that tech executives need to worry about "societal pushback" to AI. He isn't alone — Sam Altman also recently said that AI is becoming unpopular.
Stock futures are mostly lower Tuesday amid a flurry of earnings reports, while oil prices rise as investors await updates on potential peace talks with Iran; the Federal Reserve is scheduled to kick off its two-day policy meeting; a number of big-name companies, including Coca-Cola, General Motors, Starbucks and Visa are releasing quarterly results today; and tech stocks are under pressure following a report that OpenAI has missed several internal revenue and user growth targets. Here's what you need to know today.
U.S. equity markets delivered a mixed but constructive performance over the past week, with strength concentrated in technology and growth-oriented sectors while several cyclical and defensive segments lagged. Mega-cap tech and semiconductor-linked names continued to drive momentum, supported by strong investor appetite for AI and innovation themes, as reflected in the solid gains in technology ETFs.
Electric power distributor EVelution Energy said on Tuesday it has signed an $850 million agreement to supply cobalt from its facility in Arizona to Japan's Mitsui for five years.
Treasury yields rose as the Trump administration received with skepticism Iran's proposal to reopen Hormuz in exchange for the end of the U.S. blockade to its ports.
Foreign demand for U.S. investment-grade corporate bonds has remained strong for 15 consecutive months, according to Citigroup, as overseas investors rotate into technology, media and telecom (TMT) debt, as well as longer maturities, while moving away from financial bonds.
The United Arab Emirates said on Tuesday it quit OPEC and OPEC+, dealing a heavy blow to the oil exporting groups and their de facto leader, Saudi Arabia, at a time when the Iran war has caused a historic energy shock and unsettled the global economy.
United Arab Emirates leaving OPEC, effective May 1
Efforts by Fed Chair nominee Kevin Warsh to satisfy President Trump's demands for lower rates look likely to be stymied by high oil prices and inflation, according to the latest CNBC Fed Survey. High oil prices are seen pushing up inflation while pushing down growth.
Kevin Warsh is poised to become Fed chairman, but structural and macro constraints will likely limit radical policy shifts, in my view. Despite Warsh's advocacy for a smaller, less politicized Fed, immediate geopolitical risks (especially from the Iran conflict) favor a cautious, wait-and-see approach.
There's a shift happening in how people buy technology, and it doesn't get nearly enough attention. The annual upgrade ritual with the queues outside stores and the countdown timers, the unboxing videos racking up millions of views, is quietly losing its grip on a growing number of consumers because they've started asking, 'Do I actually need this product?
Ace Hardware has quietly deployed one of brick-and-mortar retail's most ambitious frontline AI tools. In February 2026, the company rolled out a new AI feature which was added to a long-standing handheld device used by store associates named ARMA (ACE Retailer Mobile Assistant).
Financial information company S&P Global reported a rise in first-quarter profit on Tuesday on strong demand for its data and analytics offerings amid geopolitical uncertainty, sending its shares up about 1.3% in premarket trading.
Europe's imports of jet fuel loaded from the Middle East in April are set to dry up due to the Iran war disrupting Middle East supplies, data shows, raising concern of a supply crunch before the peak summer travel season.
I reiterate my buy rating on assets tracking main American indices, supported by strong earnings and favorable momentum. Historical analysis shows bull markets past year three often extend for years, and investing at all-time highs has yielded superior returns.
Ken Griffin, founder and CEO of hedge fund and market trading firm Citadel, said on Tuesday he will meet with the governor of New York Kathy Hochul on Thursday to talk about the 'future direction' of the city.
The indices in the United States continue to look a bit stretched, and a pullback should make the markets offer a bit of value.