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The man who led Goldman Sachs through the 2008 financial crisis is sounding the alarm on private credit, joining a chorus of Wall Street veterans expressing concern at a pivotal time for the industry.
Veteran investor Howard Marks said he doesn't see a widespread problem brewing in private credit, but warned that the sector's rapid expansion over the past 15 years could expose weaker lenders when markets eventually turn.
The duration and the cost of the war are key factors for the U.S. federal budget.
The Investment Committee debate how to play the volatile markets and whether investors should buy the dip or not.
Stock declines for Nvidia and AMD came as Bloomberg reported the U.S. drafted regulations restricting AI chip shipments without U.S. approval, requiring companies to seek permission for nearly all exports of AI tech. Neither the White House, AMD, nor Nvidia immediately responded to requests for comment.
The outperformance of international stocks is faltering as oil prices climb to $80 barrel.
President Donald Trump is facing a major legal challenge from a group of states that are planning to file a lawsuit over his order placing a 10% tax on goods entering the US after the Supreme Court struck down his earlier sweeping duties last month. Greg Stohr reports on Bloomberg Television.
“This piece is absolutely embarrassing for young Wall Street and embarrassing for the firms they work for.” - Sozzi Yahoo Finance's panel weighs in on gives their thoughts on the recent profile of four young Wall Street bankers in Interview magazine.
How has the ETF handled the moment it was seemingly designed for? So far, the results are “meh.
Worries about global conflicts are overshadowing the AI enthusiasm that once dominated the market.
The U.S. stock market was jolted sharply lower on Thursday, while domestic oil prices touched $80 a barrel and Treasury yields marched higher on concerns about an oil shock.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics will release the February nonfarm payrolls report Friday at 8:30 a.m. ET. Economists expect growth of 50,000 and a stable unemployment rate at 4.3%.
U.S. layoffs dropped 55% in February to 48,307 job cuts after elevated January numbers, offering relief amid ongoing economic uncertainty and rising costs.
HALO stands for Heavy Asset, Low Obsolescence.
The Fed is on the investor's side as it pivots to fight inflation. The US Trend remains positive but slows to a more sustainable level.
The alcohol industry faces secular decline as Gen Z sharply reduces consumption, impacting global sales volumes and market valuations. Major players like Anheuser-Busch InBev report volume declines across key markets, with $830 billion in sector value lost since 2021.
S&P 500 remains stuck in a range — despite the bears' best efforts to swipe it down.
Intercontinental Exchange is investing in crypto exchange OKX at a $25 billion valuation. Barron's Roundtable member Todd Ahlsten of Parnassus likes the stock because of its diversification efforts.
U.S. equity markets have shown resilience despite the escalation of regional conflict in Iran and resulting energy price spikes. Asian stock markets have seen considerably more volatility over the past week than U.S. equities amid geopolitical tensions.
The rush of cash out of risk assets has rattled emerging markets since war engulfed the Middle East, but some investors are betting that economic fundamentals and fragmented geopolitics will allow a year-long rally to resume.