Following yesterday’s move higher in US equities, the recent seesaw (which feels an awful lot like a teeter-totter) trading environment looks to continue today
Following yesterday’s move higher in US equities, the recent seesaw (which feels an awful lot like a teeter-totter) trading environment looks to continue today
Market participants are focused on states reopening their economies and desperately looking for good news concerning a vaccine and treatments for the coronavirus.
nvestors will pick through the growing number of mixed retailer earnings today, but odds are today’s focal point will be when Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and Fed Chairman Jerome Powell testify
How strong is the consumer? While the peak of coronavirus fear has subsided, that doesn't mean there will be an immediate recovery among consumers, which has been the driving force of the U.S. economy. This would presumably impact retailer Target, which reports earnings.
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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell gave an interview on 60 Minutes last night during which he said, “We’ve done what we can as we go. But I will say that we’re not out of ammunition by a long shot."
Despite boasting a strong balance sheet, tons of cash flow generated each quarter, the market has not valued Baidu (BIDU) in the same realm of its American counterparts such as Google (GOOG , GOOGL).
How strong is the consumer? This question, among others, will be answered, by Walmart (WMT) from the company’s outlook for the second half of the year.
Home Depot (HD) is set to report first quarter fiscal 2020 earnings results before the opening bell Tuesday. The world’s largest home improvement retailer has a lot to prove.
It would seem the shrug of the market is based on the idea that the U.S. economy can't get any worse. But is that the right approach, given the number the Americans currently out of work?
While investors come to grips with the revelation the global economic rebound won’t be the V-shape that was hoped for, they are also digesting the rising tensions between the US and China as the US looks to reclaim supply chains for critically-needed items
There are growing fears that the amount of time it will take for the global economy to bounce back from the pandemic will be longer than many investors had hoped.
Can Cisco (CSCO) make up for its Q2 guidance miss? And has the company benefited from the work-from-home (WFH) trend, which has boosted smaller rivals?
Alibaba (BABA) can provide credible insight into the strength of the Chinese consumer and the state of business in China when the Chinese e-commerce giant reports fourth quarter fiscal 2020 earnings results before the opening bell Thursday
Today’s focus returns to the impact of the pandemic and concerns that reopening economies around the world is going to be more challenging than some were expecting with a V-shaped recovery looking less likely
Is now the right time to bet on cybersecurity stocks? It’s one of the fastest rising groups within the software space which have gone on a massive rally since the market bottom in March.
European equities were mostly lower as they balance a measured opening of European economies and concern over a second wave of coronavirus cases following a report that Germany has seen an acceleration in new coronavirus cases