The Trump stock market rally is fading fast
The S&P 500 is close to erasing all the gains it notched since Donald Trump’s election victory.
Veteran trader discloses his top stock pick for 2025
The Wall Street veteran shares his thoughts about an Nvidia rival.
US battery market faces possible ‘significant tariff impacts’: Clean Energy Associates
With limited production capacity outside China, the consultancy’s Q4 2024 report sees heavily tariffed Chinese production setting the market price for lithium-iron-phosphate batteries over the next two years.
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Financial turmoil risks damaging housing market recovery, warns major developer
A major housebuilder has warned that turmoil in financial markets risks denting confidence in the property market.
Analyst revisits Apple stock price target ahead of Q1 earnings update
Apple shares are trading at midsummer levels heading into the tech giant's fiscal-first-quarter earnings report later this month.
BP Stock Drops After Company Warns of Impairments of Up to $2 Billion in Q4
BP stock is falling in premarket trading Tuesday after the British oil giant said it expects to book impairments of between $1.0 billion to $2.0 billion in the fourth quarter.
Stocks Gain Pre-Bell Ahead of Latest PPI Report; Asia, Europe Strong
US benchmark equity indexes were tracking in the green before the opening bell Tuesday as traders aw
UK Pays Highest Real Yield in Decades After Market Selloff
(Bloomberg) -- The UK paid the most in decades to sell 30-year inflation-linked debt after a punishing selloff that’s seen investors dump British stocks, bonds and the pound.Most Read from BloombergThese Homes Withstood the LA Fires. Architects Explain WhyA Blueprint for Better Bike LanesThe interest rate of 2.126% the government must pay on top of inflation for the £1 billion ($1.2 billion) of bonds sold at auction on Tuesday was the highest in data going back to 2006. The last time the so-call
Morning Bid: Markets catch a break before inflation, earnings
Thanks largely to a stabilisation of bond markets and an ebbing of the super-strong dollar, global stocks caught a rare new year bid on Tuesday with critical inflation and corporate earnings updates now in view. A slightly bizarre narrative developed behind Monday's bounce in stocks, with some citing a Bloomberg report claiming President-elect Donald Trump's team is studying gradual tariff hikes - using emergency legislation to boost import duties 2%-5% per month until they wreak concessions from trade partners. With December producer and consumer price reports due out today and Wednesday, respectively, 10-year benchmark Treasury yields have dialled back from 14-month highs above 4.8% hit on Monday and 30-year 'long bond' yields are balking at 5% for now.