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Nearly every major bank now expects the Fed to raise rates for the first time in three years. Markets have mostly priced it in, but the political fallout could run deeper than one hike.
In what may be a first since the early days of the war between the U.S. and Iran, a Wall Street firm is lowering rather than raising its S&P 500 year-end target.
The bond market has crossed a line investors have watched closely for years. The 10-year Treasury yield briefly reached 5.04% this morning, its highest level since 2007, while the 30-year Treasury yield climbed above 5.
Investors spent months worrying AI spending was too much, too fast. Now they're worried AI development could slow.
The party may just be getting started for these foundational artificial intelligence (AI) stocks.
Nebius shed nearly a quarter of its value in a single month despite explosive revenue growth, and one resolute Wall Street shop just raised its price target to a level that would require the stock to nearly double from here.
One Wall Street firm sees a painful replay of 2018. Verizon, T-Mobile are finally calling a truce in their ad war. One Costco staple just got a lot more expensive and harder to buy.
Analysts think Alnylam could rebound strongly over the next 12 months.
Margin debt hit a record $1.502 trillion in June then pulled back in July, repeating a pattern that preceded every major market crash of the past 30 years.