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The Fed Chair and the Treasury Secretary had an urgent meeting with bank CEOs, apparently to discuss the new Anthropic advanced AI model. These urgent, highest-level meetings usually happen during a financial crisis.
S&P Dow Jones Indices is launching a new credit-default swap index linked to the private credit market, giving investors a tool to bet against a sector that has faced turbulence in the last few months.
Markets remain highly uncertain amid the unresolved Iran crisis and ineffective ceasefire, with the Strait of Hormuz largely closed to normal traffic. Energy price spikes, particularly gasoline up 21.2%, have driven March CPI to 3.3%, fueling stagflation fears and sharply lowering consumer confidence.
Inflation affects everything from grocery bills to rent, making the Consumer Price Index one of the most closely watched economic indicators. What does inflation mean at the micro level — specifically to your household?
Bitcoin's relative strength on Friday may offer a bullish clue for battered software shares — that is, if a past relationship still holds.
The stock market, including the Dow Jones index, nailed down strong weekly gains. Vice President JD Vance issued an Iran warning.
Pressure continues to build in software as ServiceNow (NOW) leads a broader pullback tied to fading confidence in A.I. positioning.
The economic toll of the Iran conflict is starting to show up at home.
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Tim Pagliara talks about the disruptions he sees happening over a long period of time around the Strait of Hormuz. Those disruptions are one he says go beyond crude oil, pointing to commodities like sugar, helium, and fertilizer impacting food supplies and tech manufacturing.
The Investment Committee debate whether the worst of the sell-off is over and how they are trading it today.
The cease-fire announced on Tuesday led to the best day for the stock market in almost exactly a year. But it's too soon to look past the war.
The major indexes stumbled into the weekend after a Friday report showed consumer prices inching higher.
Bloomberg's Erin Hudson joins Katie Greifeld on "Bloomberg Real Yield." The concerns building in the private-credit industry are starting to inflict pain in a rapidly growing segment of the US municipal debt market.
Shipping through the Strait of Hormuz remains severely constrained despite a cease-fire, with high tolls, insurance costs, and lingering security risks keeping global energy supplies tight.
Katie Stockton, founder of Fairlead Strategies and a market technician, sees a mixed picture for the megacap tech stocks, but upside for the Dow transports.
US stocks closed mixed on Friday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 ending lower while the Nasdaq Composite posted gains, as investors remained cautious ahead of the weekend and monitored ongoing Middle East peace negotiations. The Dow fell 269.23 points, or 0.56%, while the S&P 500 slipped 0.11%.
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Americans' paychecks are falling into their gas tanks. Consumer prices in March rose at their fastest annual pace in two years thanks to the Iran war, which has sent gasoline prices skyrocketing above $4 a gallon. The surge has quickly eaten away at earnings.