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Bessent: Not Unreasonable To Have Discussion On Practices Of Credit Card Companies
Scott Bessent said it was not unreasonable to have a discussion on the practices of credit card companies and a number of things can be considered.
Global Investors Hit 'Hyper-Bull' As Hedging Collapses, Says BofA Survey
Global fund managers are the most bullish since July 2021, January's Bank of America survey showed on Tuesday.
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Prominent Market Strategists Are Warning a U.S. Recession May be More Likely
A growing chorus of prominent market strategists is warning that a U.S. recession may be more likely than consensus forecasts suggest.
Japan Says No Plan to Threaten Treasuries Sale in US Trade Talks
Japan has no plans to threaten to sell $1 trillion-plus holdings of U.S. Treasuries, its finance minister said on Sunday, clarifying earlier remarks.
Bond Traders Swing to Powell’s Side as Trump Calls for Rate Cuts
Minutes after the April employment report hit early Friday Trump seized on surprisingly strong job growth to ratchet up pressure on Fed Chair Powell.
Meaningful, Measured Changes to Berkshire Hathaway Expected When Buffett Steps Down
Warren Buffett, after six decades at the Berkshire helm, financial advisors and investors should expect measured changes when he steps down.