Margin debt climbed to a record high in February, a fresh sign of bullishness for flummoxed investors trying to navigate the political and economic crosscurrents driving markets.
Morton Shen, a manager at a Shanghai-based company, no longer needs to spend more than 17 hours to fly to Madrid after a layover in Amsterdam. A Chinese airline now can
Is it time to believe in the Baltic Dry Index again? Once viewed as among the most reliable guides to near-term global economic growth,
A look at historical returns preceding stock market peaks shows that the fear of missing out at the last stage of a bull market is justified.
Shares of shipping companies soared Tuesday, after Morgan Stanley upgraded several stocks and more than doubled a number of price targets,
The greenback is on track to be the worst performing major currency this quarter, and it can’t be blamed solely on the unwinding of the so-called Trump trade.
Wall Street no longer believes President Trumps agenda is a slam dunk. The Dow fell on Monday for the eighth day in a row, its longest losing streak since 2011.
A joint committee of ministers from OPEC and non-OPEC oil producers has agreed to review whether a global pact to limit supplies should be extended by six months, it said in a statement on Sunday.
The days of tranquil, docile markets may be nearing an end. Measures of risk are rearing their heads once again, with the CBOE Volatility Index VIX, -1.22% closing
After three quarters of compressed margins and rising bad loans that threatened bottom lines, Chinas five largest banks had some respite in the final three months of 2016 that could lead to small earnings growth for the year, analysts said.
Investors and traders in stocks and other financial markets are focused on a postponed House vote to repeal Obamacare, convinced its eventual outcome will set at least the near-term
An increase in new production projects and a shale boom could add one million barrels per day to oil output by in the coming years, creating an oversupply situation and a big problem for efforts by major oil
As the stock market faces its first major test in the era of President Donald Trump, technical analysts are looking at several key levels to determine whether equities are holding it together or about to unravel.
What happens after the stock market suffers a sharp drop for the first time following a protracted period of quietude?
Is the honeymoon period between Wall Street and President Trump over? The Dow fell by about 238 points Tuesday, a drop of more than 1%.
