U.S. Stock Futures Little Changed as Markets Weigh Warsh's Hawkish Remarks
The Federal Reserve Chairman said inflation remained too high and that better readings this summer hadn't convinced him that underlying trends had meaningfully improved.
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China's Official Activity Gauges Hint at Impending Turnaround
Output and market demand recovered in August, suggesting that the slowdown in manufacturing may have hit bottom in July.
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India's Economy Posts Robust Growth Despite Mideast Energy Shock
India's economy maintained a solid pace of growth in the April-June quarter, showing resilience even as the Middle East conflict clouded the outlook.
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G20 Warned Of Growing Threat to Financial Stability Posed By New AI Models
The head of the G20's Financial Stability Board wrote that potential disruptions triggered by AI wouldn't stop at national borders and that efforts to ensure the safe release of new models should be a priority.
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September Is the Stock Market's Most Brutal Month-Will History Repeat Itself?
The S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average have both tended to decline by 1.1% in September. Things don't look much better for the Nasdaq Composite, either.
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Yen Caught Between Top U.S. Officials' Remarks
The yen is under renewed pressure amid fresh expectations of Federal Reserve monetary tightening.
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Trump Administration Rulemakers Diverge on 401(k) Investment Offerings
A coming Labor Department rule might raise legal risks, making it harder for 401(k) plans to offer some private-fund strategies and crossing up the goals of another recent rule-making.
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Private Credit Stocks Are Rebounding, but Shared Loans Bring Growing Risk
The overlapping portion of Business Development Company funds has risen from about 10% of the average portfolio in 2010 to over 55% today.
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The Sudden Unraveling of Wall Street's Momentum Trade
The "self-fulfilling prophecy" of betting on rising winners has suddenly turned into a losing game for investors who banked on its success.
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Warsh Makes the Case for Higher Rates, Raises the Bar for Standing Pat
A speech that quieted concerns about the Fed's direction left the decision resting on the coming data, including an inflation report days before officials' next meeting.
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The Summer That Scorched French Grapes, English Gardens-and Europe's Economy
Record heat withered crops, strained businesses and upended everyday life. The changes happened faster than anyone expected.
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Canadian Small Businesses to Bear Brunt of New U.S. Tariffs
Honey, cosmetic and other exporters now face 50% levies.