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Yahoo Finance Video•14 hours agoTrump to FBN on Fed: It's my biggest threat
President Trump on Tuesday escalated his assault on the Federal Reserve, calling it “my biggest threat.
- TheStreet.com•38 minutes ago
Why These Countries Are Dumping U.S. Treasuries and What It Means for the Dollar
If yields rise as a result of economic growth, it is deemed positive for equities. According to the latest published data, China and Japan dumped U.S. Treasuries the most in August. China reduced its holdings for the third straight month, and its holdings are off from the peak seen in 2017.
- MarketWatch•2 hours ago
Small-cap stocks are down, but not necessarily out, analysts say
It has paid to bet on small companies in 2018, until recent weeks. Will small-caps avoid a total rout?
- CNBC•3 hours ago
US Treasury yields move higher ahead of earnings, Fed minutes
On the data front, mortgage applications are due at 7 a.m. ET, followed by housing start numbers for September at 08:30 a.m. ET. On Wednesday, Abbott Labs and U.S. Bancorp, M&T Bank and Winnebago are expected to report before the bell. U.S. government debt prices ticked lower ahead of more economic data, corporate earnings and Fed minutes on Wednesday.
- MarketWatch•15 hours ago
Treasury yields hold ground as stocks attempt comeback
Treasury yields turned slightly lower on Tuesday as stocks looked to bounce back from last week’s multisession rout.
- MarketWatch•18 hours ago
Gold ends at another multimonth high, but U.S. stock market rally limits the metal’s rise
Gold futures edge up Tuesday to mark another finish at their highest since July, but a rally in the U.S. stock market limits gains for the precious metal.
- MarketWatch•22 hours ago
Powell has lost his North Star, and the Fed is flying blind
The Federal Reserve has lost its bearings, which means it could accidentally raise interest rates too much.
Associated Press•yesterdayAsian shares up on hopes that US, China will solve dispute
SINGAPORE (AP) — Asian markets were mostly higher on Tuesday, though Chinese benchmarks fell after the government reported inflation rose for the fourth straight month.
- FX Empire•yesterday
Dollar Dips as U.S. Retail Sales Miss Estimate
A Commerce Department report on Monday showed that U.S. retail sales barely rose in September as a rebound in motor vehicle purchases was offset by the biggest drop in spending at restaurants and bars in nearly two years.
- The Wall Street Journal•yesterday
[$$] Treasurys Weaken as Stocks Stabilize
U.S. government-bond prices declined Monday as stocks steadied. The fall in stocks was precipitated in part by a sharp climb in government-bond yields, which reached multiyear highs earlier this month. The 10-year Treasury yield is roughly 0.75 percentage point higher now than it was at the end of last year.
- Bloomberg•2 days ago
Brexit Used to Mean Brexit. What Does it Mean Now?
Add the disastrous miscalculation of calling a general election last year, which left Northern Ireland’s Democratic Unionist Party holding the balance of power, and we have the U.K.’s dreadful current political mess.
- Bloomberg•2 days ago
Brexit Used to Mean Brexit. What Does it Mean Now?
(Bloomberg Opinion) -- Theresa May won the U.K. premiership by saying that: “Brexit means Brexit.” This comment, along with some fratricidal maneuvers among the Brexiteers within her Conservative party, helped ensure that a politician who had supported staying in the European Union would be given the job of taking the U.K. out. But the continued Shakespearean bloodletting among the Brexiteers is getting in the way of working out what kind of a deal might be acceptable to those who have asked for it.Meanwhile the studied vagueness of “Brexit means Brexit” no longer sounds decisive. ...
- Reuters•2 days ago
US STOCKS-Tech stocks drag down Wall St as earnings worries weigh
The benchmark S&P 500 index teetered between positive and negative territory for much of the day but moved definitively lower in the last half-hour of trading. The Dow, which was positive for most of the session, reversed course.
- MarketWatch•2 days ago
Treasury yields tick higher as stocks struggle for direction
Treasury yields rose on Monday to kick off a week during which investors are expected to take their cue from the continued weakness in stocks and geopolitical jitters.
