The S&P 500 is on track for its best two-day advance since June.
Wall Street traders led stocks higher amid solid results from U.S. companies, while tariff tensions between the world's two largest economies cooled....
U.S. equities closed in the green despite significant declines in the morning following declines of more than 2% in Asia and 1% in Europe, as rates rose globally in anticipation of U.S.-China talks next week. In commodities...
Wall Street shakes as bank problems generate credit angst Stocks fell, extending a week-long streak of volatility on Wall Street, as bad loans at two regional banks generated concern about credit quality in the economy....
During the week, U.S. Treasury yields retreated amid the partial federal government shutdown that began earlier this month. This shutdown paralyzed non-essential activities and postponed the release of key data, such as the employment report and CPI, originally scheduled for
this week...
Treasuries closed flat, while rates in Europe and Latin America fell, amid a rally in Asian and some European equities, which were joined by buying, particularly in the Nasdaq, which closed in the green along with the S&P500. In commodities, energy fell slightly, as did metals, while metals and...
Wall Street is reeling again from U.S.-China trade concerns.
The resurgence of trade tensions in the financial world today Tuesday is criticized, sending stocks, crypto and oil lower, while reinforcing a bid for safer corners of the market from safe-haven currencies like gold.....
The week ends with a strong risk-off wave in response to Trump's comments, who said he "sees no reason" to meet with Xi and threatened to impose a new round of tariffs. U.S. indices fell sharply, with the Nasdaq down 3.6% and the S&P500 down 2.7%, following declines of 1-2% in Europe and Asia; European treasuries and sovereign bonds acted as the...
Rates rose 3bps in the US, accompanying an equivalent movement in Europe, which ended with news of a weak 30-year Treasury auction. In equities, indices fell in the US and Europe, the exception being Asia, where the Japanese Nikkei gained 1.77%. In commodities, crude oil fell 1.6%, while gold fell below the $4,000 level by 1.6%, while silver crossed $50 for the first time in...
Good session for European and US equities, with the main indices rising up to 1%, led by the Nasdaq in the US and France's CAC40 in Europe despite the political crisis. In rates, treasuries closed flat after trading in the green for most of the day, while in Europe rates fell 2-6bps. On the commodities side, crude oil gained 1%, advancing along with agriculture and oil prices....