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US stock futures were flat on Wednesday after a strong rally in the previous session, as investors paused for breath while watching developments around potential US-Iran talks. All three major indices closed higher on Tuesday, with the Nasdaq climbing 2% to 23,639 points, the S&P 500 gaining 1.2% to 6,967 points, and the Dow Jones adding 0.7% to 48,535, held back by falls for energy supermajors and other oil producers.
The S&P 500 had its best 10-day stretch since the Covid pandemic.
We're witnessing a regime change where traditional 60/40 portfolios lose effectiveness due to shifting correlations and macro risks. I see hard-asset equities, income-generating vehicles, and smart credit strategies as prime beneficiaries of institutional capital rotation.
President Donald Trump on Wednesday threatened to fire Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell from his separate seat as a member of the U.S. central bank's Board of Governors if Powell does not vacate that post as well when his term as Fed chief ends on May 15, intensifying a complicated standoff that has upended the Fed's usually smooth transition of power.
Monica DiCenso, JPMorgan Private Bank global investment opportunities head, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss this week's market rally, how to position, concerns around private credit, and more.
Last time momentum measures were this high indices saw notable pullbacks in the next few weeks
ASML and Broadcom offer some AI optimism, bank executives describe economy as resilient, Amazon's Globalstar deal, and more news to start your day.
Retail and pro traders are obsessed with gauging the traffic in the Strait of Hormuz, thinking they can gain an edge on where oil prices are going. They can't.
What matters in U.S. and global markets today
President Donald Trump insisted the war is "very close to over." The comments come amid growing market optimism that a diplomatic solution to the U.S.-Iran war can be found, despite the failure of peace talks last weekend.
The MoneyShow Chart of the Day is a nine-month chart of the Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ). If you're a bull, you'll probably point to the recent 10-day winning streak and the fact the QQQs are back to roughly breakeven on the year.
The U.S. dollar has given back most of the gains sparked by the Iran war, as a tentative ceasefire revived appetite for riskier currencies, but investors said robust demand for U.S. assets and waning prospects for U.S. interest-rate cuts should buttress it against sharper declines.
Hermes said its performance in the Middle East was significantly impacted and results in France—where more than 50% of sales are linked to travelers—were also hit.
The most oversold stocks in the communication services sector presents an opportunity to buy into undervalued companies.
The pros who sit around and sniff beans and slurp coffee help set the U.S. futures market for arabica and, in turn, the global coffee industry.
Wall Street's main indexes were poised for a subdued open on Wednesday as investors paused after a recent rally to take stock of the latest developments in the Middle East conflict and a fresh batch of corporate earnings.
US stocks hold near highs as S&P 500 eyes record, with tech stocks leading and focus on bank earnings today.
IMF Chief Economist Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas says Iran war is weighing on global growth outlook, speaking to CNBC's Karen Tso. 📺️Watch more: cnb.cx/4chu6ck
Delta Air Lines has set the tone for the US airline's earnings season with first-quarter results that highlight resilient demand supporting revenues, but rising costs eroding profitability and clouding the near-term outlook. On the demand side, analysts expect year-on-year capacity growth across the group to remain measured, largely in the low-single-digit range.
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