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Treasury yield curve steepens as traders react to latest inflation data

Yields on longer-duration Treasurys ticked higher on Monday while short-dated yields declined as traders reacted to an inflation report and commentary from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell from Friday.

Nio, BYD see big jumps in March EV deliveries as Tesla’s numbers loom

Nio’s stock rallied Monday, as did those of other China-based electric-vehicle makers, after data showed March deliveries rose sharply from a year ago.

Financial Literacy Month is about more than saving or budgeting. It’s about taking stock of your life.

Financial fitness isn’t a fixed state of being — it’s a lifelong journey.

3M’s $12.5 billion settlement to address ‘forever chemicals’ in drinking water receives final court approval

Payments are scheduled to begin in the third quarter of 2024, according to 3M.

The Applebee’s $200 ‘date night’ pass sold out quickly, but are these promotions worth it?

Companies can hook customers with pass programs and other deals, but caveats and conditions often apply.

Take MarketWatch’s 2024 Financial Literacy Quiz. Will you get a 100% score?

Financial literacy helps us to plan for the future, and makes the often obtuse world of investing and retirement more accessible.

Formula One owner Liberty Media agrees to acquire rights to MotoGP in deal that values owner at $4.5 billion

Liberty Media is buying Madrid-based Dorna Sports, owner of rights to the leading motorcycle-racing championship.

The bullish case for this asset class is building, and big investors are AWOL

Our call of the day says big investors are missing out on a potentially lucrative trade right now: commodities.

Those high-flying stocks mean everything to Wall Street — but not Main Street

Microsoft, Nvidia, Apple, Amazon, Meta Platforms and Alphabet aren’t good measures of the U.S. economy’s strength.

Oil prices fail to hold early gains as new quarter begins

Oil futures edge lower early Monday.

‘I’m guilt-ridden’: Our waitress’s behavior was so egregious that I wrote ‘NO TIP!’ on the check. Was I wrong?

“When is the service so bad that you can actually, in good conscience, refuse to tip?”

Gold hits fresh record as rate cut hopes build after data shows inflation ease

Gold continues its march higher on Monday, following data last week showing an ease a Fed favored inflation gauge.
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