But rumors of a tariff pause are dismissed as ‘fake news’ by Trump team
A slate of forthcoming reports from JPMorgan, Wells Fargo, and Morgan Stanley are expected to provide valuable clues on how lenders view tariffs' impact.
Wealth managers are fielding a surging number of calls, texts and emails from anxious clients. Here's how they are responding.
Index spirals 20 percent below its record high before rebounding as uncertainty grips investors.
They may not be direct players in global trade, but financial firms still face secondary risks from broader economic tremors.
The iPhone maker suffered its worst single-day decline since 2020 as major suppliers in China, Vietnam, and India get caught in the economic crossfire.
Dip-buying frenzy comes even as broader pessimistic sentiment persists among individual investors.
A buying opportunity? A time to take profits? Wealth managers offer their reactions as markets tumble.
Major indices hit by selloff in morning trading.
Wealth manager and author Barry Ritholtz goes inside the ideas, numbers and behaviors that destroy wealth.
Recent economic data is forcing the Federal Reserve to choose between maximum employment and lower prices. Financial advisors weigh in on which threat most concerns them.
'Buying the dip' has been a winning investing strategy for over a decade. Financial advisors weigh in on whether it will continue to work.
Record redemptions from the ex-China strategy came as money managers consider Beijing's latest stimulus push and Chinese AI optimism.
Analysts at JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley point to seasonal factors and investor sentiment as they forecast a period of calm.
Despite their recent $2 trillion plunge, Nvidia and other tech mega-caps have been setting off alarms for the trading program since 2023.
Having lost more than $5 billion in the EV carmaker's post-election pop, short-sellers are now weighing whether it's safe to bet against the Elon Musk-led firm again.
Taking home first prize in an NCAA tournament pool often requires picking longshots and upsets. The same might be said for winning in the stock market.
With bonds failing to provide a safety net for steeply falling stock prices, many investors are letting go of their "set it and forget it" approach.
Big tech firms like Alphabet and Amazon are trading at bargain valuations, but a risk-averse market has meant no one's biting.
Declining sales numbers, concerns around Elon Musk, and exposure to tariff risks are casting a shadow over the company's previously unshakable exceptionalism.
