Articles

Tyson Foods’ chicken business powers earnings beat

Tyson called the chicken results “exceptional.”

‘How do I shield my retirement savings?’ I’m worried they won’t have time to recover from Trump’s trade war

“I’ve been in the nonprofit world my entire career, so my 403(b) is less than $500,000.”

Who gets to build? Los Angeles fires expose the weakness of U.S. home insurance.

Americans are being forced to reckon with the ‘new normal’ of climate change. Now what?

These are the companies that can withstand extreme tariff strain, says Morgan Stanley’s Mike Wilson

Investors looking for havens from tariff strain should lean toward goods-oriented companies with stronger pricing power, says Morgan Stanley’s Mike Wilson.

Oil, gasoline prices jump after Trump slaps tariffs on Canada crude

Oil futures were up sharply Monday after President Trump over the weekend slapped tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China, sparking worries over U.S. crude imports, though upside was limited by concerns a trade war would dent demand.

U.S. booze stocks tumble as Canada retaliates against Trump tariffs

Constellation Brands led a selloff of U.S. alcohol stocks on Monday as Canada retaliated against Donald Trump’s tariffs.

‘Buy the dip and sell the rips’ — stock traders are counting on the ‘Trump put’

Stock market ‘vigilantes’ will force the Trump administration to do a face-saving backtrack.

‘Volatile’ cannabis business causes Scotts Miracle-Gro to shed hydroponic grow unit

While Scotts Miracle-Gro once saw its visibility improved through its exposure to cannabis, now it sees freeing itself of the business as a potential boost to its Wall Street valuation.

Tom Lee gives five reasons to buy the dip after tariff announcement

Tom Lee is usually bullish, and the Fundstrat head of research continues to see the glass half full after tariff announcements sent global stock markets sliding.

Here are all the ways Trump’s tariffs could hit stocks, according to Goldman Sachs

The S&P 500 is vulnerable to valuation multiples falling as earnings are crimped, uncertainty rises

Inflation will slow this year, allowing Fed to cut rates further, says former St. Louis Fed chief

Former St. Louis Federal President James Bullard said that inflation will slow markedly this year, allowing the central bank to continue to lower interest rates.

Yield curve flattens in initial reaction to Trump tariffs

The bond market on Monday saw a split reaction to President Donald Trump’s tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China, with short-term yields surging but longer-term yields relatively unchanged.
1 176 177 178 179 180 2,050