Bait-and-Switch Powell Puts Lights Out on Half-Hour Market Party
Powell’s Federal Reserve did something Wednesday it hadn’t done for months: say something dovish. Investors had all of 30 minutes to celebrate.
Powell’s Federal Reserve did something Wednesday it hadn’t done for months: say something dovish. Investors had all of 30 minutes to celebrate.
Bonds rallied amid fresh warnings that a recession is inevitable as the US central bank convenes for a two-day meeting.
Tech bulls at large took a bath, with the Nasdaq 100 slumping 2.3% Wednesday. The news didn’t help anyone hoping the economy will avoid a recession.
The US economy’s recent rebound is looking like a high-water mark for the expansion.
CEO David Solomon said conditions going to “tighten meaningfully from here” as Fed has made clear it's going to raise path target for interest rates.
Earnings reports from four biggest U.S. companies by market capitalization in coming week may test nascent rally that has seen stocks way back.
Jamie Dimon just used sports metaphor to sum up the disaster looming with the next recession. It sounds a lot like Warren Buffett’s ‘swimming naked’.