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Greg Mckenna__Business Insider |
For every dollar no longer spent by visitors to the U.S., an additional $1.19 is lost throughout the economy.
Wall Street is tapping longtime Washington insiders for help navigating an increasingly uncertain landscape.
Agriculture minister Taku Eto's comment hit a nerve in a nation where the price of the much-loved grain has nearly doubled year-on-year.
It’s no secret the national debt is on an unsustainable path.
Apple initially removed Fortnite from the App Store in 2020 after Epic Games tried to skirt commissions on in-app purchases.
A data-dependent approach might leave the central bank playing catch-up.
Fed Chair Jerome Powell said the central bank hasn’t faced such a scenario in a “long time.”
Investors are pricing in two to four cuts by the end of the year.
The AI darling’s U.S. revenue grew 55% year-over-year to $628 million as CEO Alex Karp offered bullish guidance.
Dubai’s Godolphin has become the world’s most dominant horse racing stable, but its owner has faced serious accusations.
The bulk of new jobs in April came from industries that do not necessarily reflect the administration’s priorities.
CEO Vlad Tenev said the company has become “more resilient” by targeting sophisticated retail investors.
The dollar’s decline undermines Stephen Miran’s claim that other nations, not U.S. consumers, will “pay” for tariffs.
Fink’s compensation jumped 33% from $26.9 million to $36.7 million after a banner year in 2024.
Consumer sentiment has fallen more over the last three months than during the 2008 financial crisis.
Shipping between the world’s two largest economies has nosedived since mid-April.
Economic headwinds may force junior employees to prioritize job security over work-life balance.
President Donald Trump’s punitive tariffs provoked Beijing into demonstrating one of its key points of leverage.
Advocates of standard time say it’s better for peoples’ circadian rhythms, or “biological clocks.”
When politics interferes with the central bank’s ability to set monetary policy, inflation tends to be the result.
The $800 billion ‘basis trade’ underlines how risky bets help keep the financial system humming.
America’s wealthiest individuals earn much more from capital gains and dividends than wages or salaries.
Markets would likely be very spooked if the president could choose to influence monetary policy.
The Treasury market helps the global economy go-round, and Wall Street is watching closely for signs the Fed may need to intervene.
One of Trump’s head economists said the spike in yields added “urgency” to the decision to pause the president’s reciprocal tariffs.
Hedge funds typically profit handsomely from the $1 trillion ‘basis trade,’ but the Federal Reserve could be forced to step in as yields surge.
Trump’s tariffs initially had investors piling into bonds before this week’s selloff.
Heightened volatility might have paradoxically helped share prices stabilize after last week’s historic sell-off.
Trump wants tariffs to pay for tax cuts, but investors have received few updates on the latter.
The “American exceptionalism” trade might not be dead yet, fund managers told Fortune.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has rejected suggestions the president will reorient his policies to support equity prices.
Roughly six in 10 U.S. adults report owning stock, but nearly 80% of American households have some type of debt.
Attacks on tankers or, worse, a wider conflict in the Arabian Peninsula, could spur stagflation.
Accounting experts say there are plausible explanations for the discrepancy as Elon Musk tries to rally the EV giant.
Stocks have tumbled amid President Donald Trump’s on-again, off-again tariff threats and global uncertainty.
Americans are increasingly pessimistic about the economy and expect inflation to rise, the Michigan consumer sentiment survey revealed.
Stephen Miran’s vision largely depends on the dollar strengthening relative to foreign currencies.
One big worry is that businesses will decide to delay investment as the saga continues.
The index has shot up dramatically on several occasions recently, only to then retrace rapidly.
The storied investment bank has forecast GDP growth to come in below Wall Street’s consensus for the first time in 2½ years.
The president and his economic officials have indicated they are willing to endure short-term pain to reshape America’s economy.
Yields fell sharply Monday as the new administration’s on-again, off-again tariff threats dent confidence.
A $1.3 trillion German spending deal and commentary from the European Central Bank has also prompted yields to surge in the U.S. and elsewhere.
The Goldman Sachs alum did not endorse all the new administration’s policies.
Ark Invest’s flagship product has lagged well behind the S&P 500 in recent years, and shares of the EV maker have plunged 28% this year.
Ark Invest’s flagship product has lagged well behind the S&P 500 in recent years, and shares of the EV maker have plunged 28% this year.
Tariff fears and soft economic data have traders debating whether a recession is on the horizon.
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The Supreme Court could overturn precedent that protects chair Jerome Powell from being fired.
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