J Studios/DigitalVision via Getty Images Listen below or on the go on Apple Podcasts and Spotify Big week for financial earnings (0:20). Dearth of economic data given government shutdown (3:20). AI dealmaking (6:50). CAT’s valuation (10:40). Gold hitting new highs (13:30). Bitcoin and crypto liquidations (15:20). Bond update (17:15). Transcript Rena Sherbill: Brian Stewart, our…
Hello and Happy Friday! I’m Joe Ciolli, and I’m subbing in for Dan DeFrancesco today. I’ll be writing a daily markets newsletter starting on Monday, so sign up here, and tell all your friends! If you’re planning on using DoorDash to have a self-driving Waymo deliver you pizza this weekend — something that’s now possible…
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The stock market is sending mixed signals at the moment, caught in a tangle of overlapping anxieties. Predicting its next move depends heavily on which narrative you want to believe. You could choose door No. 1 and subscribe to the dominant concern of the week: A number of high-profile bankruptcies in consumer-facing industries may have…
The year 2025 has unfolded as a testament to the stock market’s perplexing resilience, with major indices shrugging off a barrage of global headwinds to achieve remarkable gains. Despite persistent geopolitical tensions festering across Europe and the Middle East, the imposition of sweeping new tariffs, and even a temporary government shutdown, the market has not…
US stocks wavered Friday as President Trump eased worries of further trade escalation with China, while regional bank stocks began to recover from significant losses amid investor jitters over bad loans and US credit quality. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (^DJI) gained more than 0.1%, while the S&P 500 (^GSPC) was roughly flat. The tech-heavy…
The Club’s 10 things to watch Oct. 17, 2025 — Today’s newsletter was written by Investing Club editors Kevin Stankiewicz and Matthew J. Belvedere 1. S & P futures are flat this morning following yesterday’s sell-off on renewed credit quality concerns emanating from regional lenders Zions Bancorp and Western Alliance . It fanned the flames…
Stocks shuffled between gains and losses on Friday, as President Donald Trump attempted to assuage fears around the trade war with China while investors examined the latest earnings from regional banks following turbulence in the sector. Source link
The U.S. exchange-traded fund market is churning out new products at an unprecedented clip, creating concerns about a bubble developing – causing some investors to become more selective about which funds to support and question how many can survive. Source link
Fear over credit quality in U.S. regional banks rippled through markets on Friday, dragging global financial stocks lower for a time before they regained their losses, and reviving memories of the crisis of confidence that shook sentiment just over two years ago. The selloff hit Wall Street’s main indexes as futures wavered, deepening investor anxiety…