Inflation is making a comeback and it’s time investors start thinking about hedging against its corrosive effect on assets and against the monetary policy
Commodity analysts at Goldman Sachs have detailed a new tactical opportunity for investors, explaining that a supply glut will mean copper will see some
It is getting dicey out there for Wall Street investors. Stocks have been lurching lower lately. It hasn’t been the sort of dizzying tumble for equities that would elicit
Its a pretty bad time to be thinking about going public if youre an oil company. Oil has lost half its value in a little over two years, and the market for IPOs
(England fans in Lille, France, in June.Wolfgang Rattay/Reuters) HSBCs technical-analysis team has thrown up the ultimate warning signal.
According to some, that means a bear market is way overdue. That’s because margin debt typically peaks in advance of the stock market itself. In 2007, for example,
Brace for impact. U.S. stocks tumbled Tuesday and threatening to book their worst loss in October. What’s behind the sharp drop in equities?
The S&P 500 is moving fast toward an impending breakout that could be bad news for investors. “And it’s gonna be big, by all accounts,” said Carter Braxton Worth,
The popular emerging markets ETF (EEM) has performed thrice as well as the S&P 500 this year, rising more than 18 percent while large-cap U.S. stocks
Theres a chilling trend in the market, and it could wreak havoc on your portfolio, a top market watcher said. "We are seven years into a full-fledged, all out,
The Federal Reserve has spooked investors out of gold. Prices posted their biggest weekly slump in three years after hawkish comments from multiple Fed
The British pound keeps getting pounded. It hit a fresh 31-year low on Thursday as traders worry about the future of the U.K. economy as the date for Brexit
Gold prices on Thursday settled below a long-term trading average for the first time in six months, and that can spell a big dent in returns, especially if sentiment
After years of looking to China as a source of growth, Southeast Asian countries are turning their attention back to the world’s largest economy on the other side of the Pacific Ocean.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned that risks to financial stability are growing. It warns about what it calls "medium-term"
