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President Trump’s trade deal with four countries in Latin America could lower prices for coffee, bananas and beef, which have been sore spots for a number of American companies.

On top of surging homeowners-insurance premiums, property taxes are also pushing up people’s costs and putting pressure on their ability to cover basic expenses.

Also: The MarketWatch 25, dividend stocks, and next year’s limits for retirement-account contributions.

“I do not have enough money in investments or other assets that I can live off of until my 90s.”

“The S&P 500 has not seen so much as a 5% pullback since April,” says Truist’s CIO.

Columnist Charlie Garcia responds to readers concerned about robots replacing jobs and about the companies that make them.

Merck is facing a patent cliff for Keytruda and upheaval in the market for Gardasil.

Applied Materials expects the first half of next year to be relatively flat, but some analysts say AI-driven demand for leading edge chips and DRAM should lead to acceleration in the latter half.

Strategizing in advance ­can really pay off when it comes to Medicaid-funded nursing-home placements.

For years, Jeremy Allaire has bet that stablecoins will play a major role in our financial future. In 2025, that wager made Allaire look smart.

Lone Nvidia bear Jay Goldberg shares why he’s still not a buyer of the AI superstock.

Bank of America’s Michael Hartnett says most asset allocators are likely to stay bullish on stocks and less so on bonds.