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| Stock market extends losses as trade fears linger; Trump signs spending bill U.S. stocks turned decidedly lower on Friday with the main benchmarks extending losses from the previous session even after President Donald Trump signed a sweeping $1.3 trillion bill funding the government until October. Earlier Trump threatened to veto the spending bill, charging that it didn't ...
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| After a $900 Billion Stock Rout, Here's What Wall Street Is Saying After a $900 billion, 24-hour wipeout for global equity markets, traders are left trying to suss out what comes next amid heated rhetoric over tariffs and retaliation. Some analysts are urging investors to take cover, others say the reaction has already been way overblown. The S&P 500 Index is hovering ...
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| Morning Brief: Global trade relations deteriorate On Thursday, the Trump administration announced that it would impose tariffs on $50 billion worth of goods imported from China. This was followed by a sharp sell-off in the financial markets, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average (^DJI) shedding 724 points, or 2.9%. After the U.S. markets closed, China ...
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| Oil jumps on fresh sign for extended OPEC production curbs Prices had suffered their worst hit in two weeks on Thursday, pressured by gains in U.S. production, as the risk of a global trade war weighed on financial markets the world over, but oil prices had also been boosted earlier this week by growing concerns around U.S. relations with major oil producers ...
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Currency and Credit Markets Take Trade Tensions Mostly in Stride Global equity markets freaked out as the Trump administration ratcheted up protectionist rhetoric this week. ... "When the risk appetite pendulum swings toward 'off,' Treasuries are going to rally only so far in the short term," Jim Vogel, a strategist at FTN Financial Capital Markets, wrote Friday in a note.
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| The Fed's inflation experiment is both intriguing and distressing Once markets perceive that the Fed is behind the curve in containing inflation, we must expect that the bond vigilantes will come out of the woodwork and drive up long-term interest rates. That in turn risks roiling today's frothy financial markets, which are presently priced to perfection. Desmond Lachman ...
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| More pain is coming from Trump's China tariffs Financial markets may be misreading the tea leaves foretelling the outcome of the new trade dispute between President Trump and China. Markets fell sharply on March 22, ... As a result, US Steel's (X) stock has plunged 23% since the day Trump announced the tariffs. Nucor's (NUE) stock is down 9%.
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| How 'Trade Wars' Can Impact Markets "Most of our investments are not linked to trade, so we are not worried about the earnings impact," says Mike Reynal, chief investment officer for Sophus Capital in Des Moines. "On the other hand, we do worry about sentiment in the stock market." Trade wars conjurs up bad members of Herbert Hoover.
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| How Nasdaq CEO Adena Friedman Beat the Odds on Wall Street Today, Ms. Friedman is trying to make Nasdaq's culture more collaborative, grapple with cryptocurrencies and create opportunities for more women to succeed in finance. She's also overseeing Nasdaq's continuing transformation from a stock exchange to a multifaceted company that provides ...
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| Dropbox: Short History From Founding To IPO By Bart Brooks, Nasdaq. Dropbox makes its public debut on the Nasdaq Stock Market in one of this year's most highly-anticipated IPOs. A pioneer in file-sharing software, Dropbox is an innovative and fast-growing company with half a billion registered users -- 100 million of whom joined just in the past ...
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