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Intel is unlikely to become the next Nvidia, but the market's message suggests much higher prices for Intel. Intel has just provided solid evidence that the growth story driving its stock price will also drive two other stocks in the same semiconductor segment.
The fund finance market surpassed $1 trillion in size this year, driven by demand from the growing private credit market, according to a new Moody's Ratings report.
Fed's communication should help investors manage risk — including the possibility that rates may rise.
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AI chip stocks like Qualcomm and SanDisk are powering S&P, Nasdaq records, but a split market scoreboard signals this is a grind at the top, not a broad rally.
"Bloomberg ETF IQ" focuses on the opportunities, risks and current trends tied to the trillions of dollars in the global exchange traded funds industry. Today's guests: Goldman Sachs Asset Management Head of Global Product Strategy Alyson Shupe, RBC Capital Markets Director of Global ETF Strategy Valerie Grimba, F/M Investments CEO & CIO Alex Morris, and Vanguard Global Head of Investment Engagement John Galloway.
Implied volatilities increased across asset classes last week amidst the geopolitical overhang created by the instability of commercial transit along the Strait of Hormuz and mixed signals from Iranian hard-liners undermining the country's appetite for a resumption of peace talks. Although the SPX Index rallied last week, the VIX Index also rose, resulting in an unusual “spot up, vol up” move.
BMO Chief Market Strategist Carol Schleif breaks down how to invest when markets are “priced for perfection” — and where the real opportunities are hiding right now.
U.S. equity indexes have hit all-time highs, driven by robust tech earnings and hyperscaler capex, despite geopolitical and economic headwinds. CMBS delinquency rates for office and multifamily properties have surged, signaling mounting stress in commercial real estate debt markets.
Business bankruptcies have been on the rise in recent years, and the retail sector hasn't been immune. Storied brands like Saks and Eddie Bauer are using the protections to look for a new path forward.
Dr. Ariel Cohen and Anthony Rapa break down the growing strain on global energy markets as conflict disrupts critical infrastructure and threatens the Strait of Hormuz. Anthony notes it will take years before energy infrastructure gets back to where it was, and Dr. Cohen says the scarcity of oil is pricing the market.
The firm formed last year and is supported by the Rice brothers who control natural-gas producer EQT Corp.
JPMorgan and two Kuwaiti lenders are joining HSBC in a $6 billion financing syndicate for prospective buyers of a stake in Kuwait Petroleum Corporation's crude oil pipeline network, three people with knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
Big tech still leads. But the market is about to see a switch it hasn't experienced since 2022.
The first quarter of 2026 ended with a decisive shift in equity leadership. The Russell 2000 Value Index gained 5.0 percent, while the Russell 2000 Growth Index fell 2.8 percent.
President Trump's ceasefire deadline has come and gone without any resolution. We have green shoots on the horizon with the potential of seeing both sides back at the negotiating table.
US stock benchmarks are somewhat easing after their past week of over-ecstatic gains in the midst of continued geopolitical confusion. Traders are preparing for a very important earnings week (Apple, Microsoft, Google, Meta, Amazon).
Recession fears have become a constant feature of media headlines. Each new shock, whether geopolitical, inflationary, or policy-driven, quickly raises the same question: is the U.S. economy headed toward a downturn (see figure 1)?
Investors appear to recognize that the ceasefire is fragile and that the underlying forces driving yields higher extend well beyond the Middle East conflict. Investment-grade option-adjusted spreads remain at 89 basis points, wider than the 78 basis points at year-end.