Oil Sell-Off: 'We Believe This Move Has Overshot,' Goldman Sachs Says
The violent sell-off in oil prices amid recession fears may prove short-lived, according to Goldman Sachs.
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JPMorgan’s ‘Big Hitters’ of Gold Market Face Trial Over Spoofing
Former JPMorgan employee Michael Nowak an 2 former colleagues face fed jury in Chicago on criminal charges for thousands of so-called spoofing trades.
Chinese Professor Loses $2.4 Billion After SenseTime Slumps
Co-founder of SenseTime Group Inc. lost almost half of his fortune after shares of the artificial intelligence giant plummeted 47%.
Cathie Wood Says She Got Inflation Wrong, Continues Ark Strategy
Cathie Wood on Tuesday said she erred in her prediction inflation would unravel as the prices of goods and services in the US soared.
A Shale Booster Shot: 'Re-fracs' Rise as Cheap Way to Lift U.S. Oil Output
U.S. shale oil producers are returning to existing wells and giving them a second, high-pressure blast to lift output.
EXPLAINER-Faced with Russia Default, Bondholders Brace for Legal Maze
Moscow has the funds and says it wants to pay but is unable to do so because of sanctions imposed after it invaded Ukraine.
Deutsche Bank Looks Back to 1780s for Parallel to US Bond Rout
Not since 1788, the year before founding of the Treasury, have US bonds fallen so much, according to a calculation by Deutsche Bank AG strategists.
