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Oil prices end at highest level in over a week as softer U.S. dollar triggers short-covering rally

Oil prices climbed sharply on Thursday to post their highest settlement in more than a week as a decline in the U.S. dollar helped boost commodity prices.

Markets are declaring victory over inflation for Powell, and that has some economists worried

While Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said Wednesday it was too early to declare victory over inflation, financial markets have effectively declared victory for him. But some economists, still worried about inflation, think that letting the market drive the bus will lead to trouble down the road.

Dow hits pause on record-setting rally, S&P 500 and Nasdaq struggle for direction

U.S. stocks are pulling back from session highs after Dow Jones carves out a fresh record.

Gold futures leap closer to record highs in one fell swoop

Gold futures climbed by more than 2% on Thursday, lifting prices closer to record-highs in one fell swoop.

Rivian’s stock surges, lifting EV stocks after AT&T order news

The EV maker said Thursday it will supply electric vehicles for AT&T's fleet.

10-year Treasury yield slips further below 4%, heading for lowest level since July

U.S. bond yields slid to fresh multi-month lows as investors continued to price in the Federal Reserve's unexpectedly dovish pivot on Wednesday.

You’ve spent decades saving money for retirement. Now comes the hard part — spending it.

Spending money in retirement can be scary. These strategies can make it less stressful.

S&P 500 is stretched but sell signals are nowhere in sight

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WeightWatchers has a new $99 monthly plan — and it’s targeting those on weight-loss drugs like Wegovy

The launch follows the news that WeightWatchers booster Oprah Winfrey is taking a weight-loss medication herself

What retirement? Older adults are working more hours for higher pay than in the past.

About one in five Americans age 65 and older worked for pay in 2023, nearly double the share of older adults who were working 35 years ago — and their hours and wages have increased.

History shows even the Fed can’t really predict what it does with interest rates a year out

For a second day in a row, financial markets continued to absorb what's being described as the Great Monetary Pivot, one in which the world's perhaps most powerful central bank looks ready to start cutting interest rates from 22-year highs starting in 2024.

‘Smidcap’ companies are becoming a big deal. Here’s a look at some of the best.

Pint-sized stocks are relative bargains.
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