Thursday Slump Incoming? Stock Futures Down Ahead Of Data Deluge As Bond Yields Surge, But Analyst Sees Some July Cheer
Stock futures indicate further weakness in Thursday’s session as buying momentum has stalled. Bond yields have surged to…
Rupee’s Fall Likely to Continue in Light of US Fed’s Rate Hike Plans: Reuters
The Indian rupee is expected to continue its decline following the release of the U.S. Federal Reserve’s June…
Fed’s Hawk-Dove Divide Widens Amid Rate Hike Expectations
Wednesday’s release of the FOMC June 14 meeting minutes showed a clear agreement for continued interest rate hikes…
Fed Minutes Show Dissent On The Board, Foreshadow More Interest Rate Hikes In 2023: What Investors Need To Know
The minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting on June 14 reveal a strong consensus among…
Fed Minutes Arrive At Critical Juncture: Will The Two-Hikes Call Shake Markets?
Market attention is turning to the upcoming release of the Federal Reserve minutes from the June 14 meeting,…
Is the Bond Market Poised For Takeoff In The Second Half? US Aggregate Bond ETF Sees Record Inflows
The bond market in 2023 has not experienced the rally that many expected at the beginning of the…
US Stocks Set For Weaker Open On I-Day Hangover: Traders Wary Of Strong Indices But Analyst Sees Bullish Year For S&P 500
The market is expected to open lower on Wednesday following the Independence Day holiday. Traders, observing the major averages…
US Stock Futures Signal Muted Start To July: Why This Analyst Says Strong Gains Await Market In H2
The stock market is poised to open the holiday-shortened week with caution, as traders remain hesitant following recent strong…
Over $541B Could Exit US Banking System In ‘Severely Adverse’ Scenario, Fed Warns
The Federal Reserve has released its annual bank stress test, predicting that more than half a trillion dollars could exit the U.S. banking system in a "severely adverse" scenario.
JPMorgan, Wells Fargo And Morgan Stanley To Pay Higher Dividends After Clearing Fed Stress Test
U.S banks, including JPMorgan Chase & Co (NYSE: JPM), Wells Fargo & Co (NYSE: WFC) and Morgan Stanley (NYSE: