Patrica McCoy, a law professor at Boston College, talks about what an AI-driven market means for the average American’s retirement savings.
Corporate bond yields are rising faster for companies that issue bonds with the lowest credit ratings.
While demand for AI and tech is doing just fine, the cost of investing in it has gone up.
Households are increasingly invested in the stock market, and massive AI investment is boosting GDP.
Analysts at the major banks set these expectations, with guidance from the companies themselves, experts told Marketplace.
People who see increased wealth through the stock market are putting less of their income aside. Others are dealing with higher prices and simply aren’t able to save as much.
The S&P 500 hit a record high Tuesday. Take out the AI and tech firms, though, and things look less sunny.
Amanda Mendoza, the lead researcher on the Private Equity Climate Risks Scorecard, explains its purpose and importance to American consumers.
The stock market gets the movies and big headlines. But now, bond traders are having a moment in the spotlight — for better or worse.
Analysts are expecting the Federal Reserve to raise its benchmark interest rate tomorrow. What happens next?
