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Earlier Thursday, gold and silver prices had declined slightly amid expectations the Federal Reserve would not cut interest rates in the near future following strong jobs data. Fawad Razaqzada, market analyst for Global Macro at FOREX.com, told the Wall Street Journal the U.S. nonfarm payroll data had “trounced expectations,” stating “markets have reacted in the way you'd expect,” citing the metals price decline.
Bullish sentiment decreased 1.1 percentage points to 38.5%. Neutral sentiment decreased 8.0 percentage points to 23.3%.
AI fears hit tech stocks as US indices drop, with traders rotating into old-economy names while watching inflation data and Fed rate cut expectations.
The Congressional Budget Office's latest forecasts are out on the U.S. government's deficit situation — and they don't look very good.
Shares of wealth management stocks tumbled after AI startup Altruist released a tax planning tool, Hazel. Altruist CEO Jason Wenk explains what makes his company's tools different from traditional software.
The European Commission will present in March a plan to deepen the European Union's single market of 450 million consumers and make it easier for companies to operate across the EU, the Commission's head Ursula von der Leyen said.
A new tool from AI company Algorhythm Holdings has made trucking companies the latest victim of the market's AI jitters.
ARKO Petroleum shares fell 1.4% in their New York debut on Thursday, giving the fuel distributor a valuation of $807.63 million, as investors remain wary of volatility in the market affecting fresh stocks.
Get a jump start on the US trading day with Matt Miller and Dani Burger on "Bloomberg Open Interest." The “old economy” is hot again.
APAC equity strength, especially in tech, extended gains into 2026. The BoJ resumed rate hikes in December, pushing JGB yields higher and raising concerns over shifts in global bond allocation.
Wall Street's top regulator is working to restore some of its workforce following last year's deep cuts at the behest of the White House, the agency's chief told Congress on Thursday.
Norway's central bank is determined to bring consumer price inflation down to its 2% target, its governor said in a speech on Thursday, casting doubt on the prospect of further interest rate reductions.
Markets remain near all-time highs in 2026 despite extreme valuations and multiple warning signals. The risk premium for equities over bonds has vanished, now sitting in 'discount' territory reminiscent of the late Internet Boom.
Is artificial intelligence (AI) eating the software world? That might be the industry-specific question investors, analysts, and executives will toss around in the months ahead.
Sen. Thom Tillis, R-N.C., rejected a proposal aimed at ending the Department of Justice's controversial criminal probe into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.
Research from the New York Fed confirms that U.S. companies and consumers are bearing tariff costs, despite the president's assertions otherwise.
Markets are in an AI-driven Goldilocks phase, with GDP rising, inflation cooling, and employment stable for now. The SOFR curve underestimates the likelihood and magnitude of Fed rate cuts, given weakening employment and understated inflation.
Jonny Fine, global head of investment grade credit at Goldman Sachs, joins CNBC's ‘Squawk on the Street' to discuss tech companies like Alphabet and Oracle planning to fund AI buildout, his expectations for the Fed, and more.
The 20 largest S&P 500 stocks drive index performance, with extreme concentration at the top and mixed technical and valuation signals. Current technical analysis reveals only three top-20 stocks—AAPL, AVGO, and V—present a better-than-even risk/reward over the next 4–6 months.
Investors are discovering that the artificial intelligence landscape is not just fertile ground for stocks -- it is also a minefield.