Stocks Retreat as Trade Fears Resurface
The Nasdaq falls nearly 1% with earnings season picking up.
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Bessent Says U.S. Plans 'Substantial' New Sanctions on Russia
Negotiations over ending the war in Ukraine have stalled.
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Gold Falls Further. What's Driving This Brutal Selloff.
The question for investors now is if Tuesday's dramatic reversal is a sign of what's to come.
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The government shutdown is reaching a tipping point that could send the economy into downward spiral
Federal workers missing paychecks, risks to SNAP benefits and companies waiting on permits are creating dangerous economic conditions as the second-longest shutdown in history drags on.
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Beyond Meat Goes Meme: Traders Pile Into Struggling Faux Meat Shares
Trading frenzy drives stock nearly 500% higher Wednesday, after the shares plunged last week on debt deal.
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Fed Lost Access to Private Jobs Data Ahead of Government Shutdown
Payroll processing firm ADP ended its data-sharing with the central bank after a speech highlighted the already-public collaboration.
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U.K. Inflation Unexpectedly Holds Steady
The country's annual rate of inflation in September was at the same pace seen in August, but was still well above the Bank of England's target.
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U.S. Crude Oil Stockpiles Post Unexpected Decline
U.S. crude oil inventories fell by 961,000 barrels last week as refineries raised their capacity use.
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Japan's Exports Rebound From Months of Decline, But Tariff Risks Remain
Outbound shipments rose 4.2% from a year earlier last month, bouncing back from August's 0.1% decline, finance ministry data showed.
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Is the Flurry of Circular AI Deals a Win-Win-or Sign of a Bubble?
How round-trip deals could echo history and hit a wall.
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The U.S. Is Trying to Drive a Wedge Between Argentina and China
The South American country is relying on the U.S. and Wall Street banks for a bailout.
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Crypto Trading Firm FalconX to Acquire ETF Manager 21shares
FalconX is considering an initial public offering as cryptocurrency deals boom.
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Uncle Sam Is Taking Stakes in Companies. This New Activism Is Here to Stay.
The U.S. is pushing the bounds of its legal authority to take ownership stakes in a growing number of companies.
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China's 'slow bull market' is developing momentum as Goldman Sachs joins the party
Goldman Sachs sees 30% upside in Chinese stocks to the end of 2027.
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