Markets/Wall Street

Over the summer, the yen fell sharply against the dollar, at some points hitting a 40-year low. This weekend, the Trump administration intervened to stop the fall.

A look back at what we can and can’t learn from the dot-com and housing bubbles of the past.

Some investors are already diversifying away from the biggest names in tech.

Fed Chair Kevin Warsh has eschewed forward guidance on interest rates. It won’t stop markets from predicting what’s to come.

While big banks reported blockbuster quarters driven by trading revenue and investment fees, regional lenders — which focus on traditional deposit-taking and lending — are about to give a different read on the economy.

Nvidia briefly ceded its title as the world's most valuable company to Apple last week, not because Apple surged, but because investors are growing more cautious about AI-related stocks after two years of exuberance.

Big Blue’s shares tumbled after it indicated its second-quarter performance was weak.

Those high egg prices back in 2022 and 2023 weren’t just tied to inflation and an avian flu outbreak, according to the Wall Street Journal. There was a possible plot to fix prices by industry leaders.

They’re aiming to capitalize on the high demand for stocks amid a historically strong market.

President Donald Trump says the U.S.-Iran ceasefire is "over.” What now?