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U.S. gasoline prices at the pump probably aren’t too far from their likely peak this year, but a particularly active Atlantic hurricane season could lead to a late-summer surge in fuels costs, analysts warned Tuesday.

The once-reliable market-timing indicator has lost its predictive power.

The earnings-growth differential between the largest S&P 500 companies and the rest is expected to shrink later in 2024.

‘Scared’ and ‘very nervous’ among words used to describe the mindset within financial markets

For now, the password-sharing crackdown and advertising are likely to carry the day for Netflix, whose global membership stands at 260 million.

The U.S. consumer, like the U.K. consumer, has had to think hard about household budgets, according to Danni Hewson, head of financial analysis at AJ Bell.

Here’s how selecting stocks five years ago by FCF yield would have worked out.

It’s perhaps hard to fathom that Nvidia could be severely underestimated by investors. But what if it is?

The Memphis, Tenn., company’s plans to list on the London Stock Exchange would be a major win for the troubled market following a series of high-profile exits.

The Biden administration is preparing fresh sanctions against Iran after the Islamic Republic’s attack on Israel, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen told reporters on Tuesday.

Fund-manager allocations to bonds dropped by the most in more than 20 years as they become more optimistic on growth while becoming less convinced the Fed will succeed in fighting inflations, a survey published Tuesday showed.

The Federal Reserve should not cut interest rates with an eye on financial stability concerns, the International Monetary Fund said Tuesday, in its latest update on financial market risks.