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The possibility that U.S. inflation won’t trend much lower is raising concerns that Federal Reserve policymakers are mistakenly clinging to prospects for three interest-rate cuts this year and may lose their credibility, which could trigger cross-asset volatility.

“These interest charges could be astronomical on a big purchase,” says one credit-card expert.

Something unusual happened in the stock market this quarter: Both the S&P 500 and Cboe Volatility Index, better known as the Vix, rose.

A winning fund’s strategy, a bitcoin milestone and a proven way to manage risk.

Terns Pharma is due to release data from an early-stage trial of an obesity treatment in pill form in the second half. Positive data would send the stock higher.

The home-furnishings company’s fourth-quarter results didn’t “provide resolutions to the key debates” around its future performance, one analyst said.

Several individuals and companies heavily exposed to FTX’s collapse have moved on from the storm that hit them amid one of the biggest failures in the history of cryptocurrency.

Retail gasoline prices are set to rise as they usually do just as the U.S. summer driving season gets underway, but to say the average national price will climb to $4 a gallon is a bit of a stretch.

Even more scary than running out of money in retirement is paying for healthcare, which can be a major drain on any retiree’s nest egg.

Stock-market investors get a key piece of economic data on Good Friday, but won’t be able to trade on it.

As much as $10 billion in customer deposits went missing from FTX, Bankman-Fried’s crypto-trading platform, as a result of his fraud.

Top economists at big U.S. banks predict the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates three times this year — with the first reduction in June — even though inflation is unlikely to slow much further in 2024.