Stock Traders Who Nailed Last Year’s Earnings Season See Few Signs of Market Trouble
Theories abound as to what sapped volatility from equities, everything from passive money flows to flat-out manipulation.
Theories abound as to what sapped volatility from equities, everything from passive money flows to flat-out manipulation.
Softer US macroeconomic data suggest that earnings trends will weaken in coming months, contrary to the expectations of most analysts.
Prospect for global earnings growth this year is dim despite better-than-expected first-quarter results in the US and Europe.
Inflation remains double Fed’s target, financial sector reeling from trio of bank collapses and economists’ calls for downturn growing louder by day.
Powell at his press conference on Wednesday is likely to get asked - again - what contingencies he plans for in the event of a U.S. debt default.
Wall Street economists and central bankers debate if and when US economy will slip into a recession, big money managers aren’t waiting to find out.
For all the angst over US banking stress and a profit recession, none made it to the surface of the stock market in April.