On Election Day, the Nasdaq Composite surged 1.4% to close at 18,439 and is now within 1.5% of its October 29 all-time high.

The strong data offered more hope that the U.S. economy will remain solid and avoid a long-feared recession following the worst inflation in generations. Excitement about the artificial-intelligence ...

As America waits with baited breath to see the results of the presidential election, there is another key decision which will ...

A measure of how much money is flowing through the economy has been contracting for more than a year, according to Ned Davis ...

Election Day can bring both excitement and anxiety. One financial expert is urging people to not let potential political ...

In a move that was largely expected, the European Central Bank (ECB) announced on October 17, to cut interest rates by a ...

The election's outcome is uncertain, but historically, markets perform well under both parties, preferring gridlock to avoid major policy changes.

In oil markets, U.S. crude rose to $71.76 a barrel, while Brent crude climbed to $75.39, reflecting production delays announced by major oil producers, including Saudi Arabia. The dollar rose to ...

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Carter was hurt by high inflation and the Iran hostage crisis ... of trading on November 5th for its final decree,” Ramsey ...