Computer chip shortages. Epic port congestion. And a serious lack of truck drivers. The worlds delicate supply chains are under extreme stress.
Central banks such as the Fed should be preparing to tighten policy in case inflation gets out of control, the IMF warned Tuesday.
Market volatility is up and valuations in the S&P 500 may tempt stock investors to go to cash, especially if Q3 earnings disappoint.
The cost of energy was dirt cheap in the spring of 2020 as roads and airports sat nearly empty during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Merck said it asked the FDA to authorize emergency use of its experimental antiviral pill to treat mild to moderate Covid-19 in adults.
Banks start reporting their Q3 results on Wednesday, and theyre likely to benefit from another quarter of loan loss reserve releases and increased stock buybacks as loan growth remains tepid, analysts said.
It seems like the bulls are back in charge on Wall Street, but legendary investor Byron Wien says that buyers shouldn’t get too euphoric.
Shipping container prices may be leveling off after a year of worsening service, threats of regulation, and complaints from retailers as prices skyrocketed.
Charlie Munger, the 97-year old vice chairman of Warren Buffetts Berkshire Hathaway (BRKB), has long been bullish on Chinas economy. Now, Munger is putting more of his own firms money into one of Chinas most well-known stocks: Alibaba.
Goldman Sachs energy research team caught a lot of attention on the Street last week when they said Brent crude oil at $90 a barrel was in its sights by year-end.
The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield was flat around 1.5% on Wednesday after data showed companies hired at a faster than expected pace in September despite worries over the Covid delta variant.
The COVID-19 pandemic continues to wreak havoc on the airline space, but the time to buy is now, argues Morgan Stanley analyst Ravi Shanker.
The Facebook whistleblower who released tens of thousands of pages of internal research and documents indicating the company was aware of various problems caused by its apps, including Instagrams potential "toxic" effect on teen girls,
Japan’s new Prime Minister Fumio Kishida took office on Monday, and history shows stock markets are set for a solid performance. Goldman Sachs picked some stocks that could benefit under the new leadership.
Global airlines will continue to lose money in 2022, but that amount will drop nearly 78% to $12 billion, IATA forecasts.
