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Yields on U.S. government debt broadly fell Friday morning on flight-to-safety trades, with the focus on the potential for escalating Middle East tensions.

An early reading of consumer sentiment in April retreated from a 32-month high, a sign of some frustration on the part of Americans about lingering inflation.

Americans spend an insane amount of time and money doing their taxes. There’s got to be a better way.

Soon after Trump announced his run for president in 2015, he allegedly hatched a plot with his lawyer and the publisher of the National Enquirer to pay to make damaging stories go away.

Ben Bernanke is not bringing the dot plot that dominates the Fed’s communications to investors to the U.K.

Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly, the dynamic duo of the weight-loss drug world, still have plenty of upside even after their shares have surged over the past 12 months, analysts say.

Wall Street may be overestimating Arista’s ability to capitalize on AI, and that’s partly because of Nvidia’s growing strength, says an analyst.

Delta is showing strength in a capacity-constrained environment, according to Melius Research.

London’s FTSE 100 was eyeing record levels Friday, as rallying metals and oil prices boosted resources stocks, with a stumbling pound and better economic data providing additional support.

Import price index increases 0.3% in March

Crude futures moved higher Friday morning, shaking off weakness seen after the International Energy Agency lowered its forecast for oil-demand growth, with jitters around Middle East tensions providing support.

The U.K.’s Labour party will cruise to victory but is set to face an “uphill struggle” in its fight to revive Britain’s troubled economy, a JPMorgan analyst said Friday.