Not long ago the consensus on Wall Street was that the Fed would cut rates several times in 2025. Activity in derivative markets show traders now only expect slightly more than one rate hike cut this ...

Inflation is relatively low compared with the post-pandemic surge, when the year-over-year change for the Consumer Price ...

Peter Brandt, in a recent analysis, refutes claims of a potential Bitcoin price crash despite the robust US Job data weighing ...

The Summary Judgment and the Final Judgment enabled US crypto exchanges to relist XRP, fueling adoption. Additionally, the ...

Donald Trump's return to the White House and tight financing conditions are among the trends shaping building activity this ...

LPL Financial's solid operational metrics and bullish primary trend are noted, but shares appear fully priced. See why LPLA ...

There is a reason that margins might increase broadly, Andrew Lapthorne of Society Generale suggests: deflation in input costs.

Key Japan economic data, including wages and household spending, may dictate BoJ rate hike bets and drive market sentiment ...

Treasury yields surged following the Fed's cautious outlook on rate cuts in 2025. The 2-year Treasury yield, closely tied to Fed rate expectations, rose to 4.352 percent from 4.239 percent on Tuesday.

In 2022 - the year the Fed started hiking rates - net interest and miscellaneous payments for nonfinancial U.S. corporations began a steep decline, possibly because they started earning more on their ...

Perhaps you don’t see a reason to purchase insurance against higher rates. After all, Wall Street is confident that the U.S. Federal Reserve will be lowering rates this week and in the coming ...

It’s a good bet that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates not only at this week’s meeting but in 2025 as well. That’s because current rates are significantly contractionary ...