Key Points Escalating conflict in the Middle East after Israel’s strikes on Iran has dragged down the stock market. Financial stocks linked to payments have also cratered after a report on stablecoins ...

Chip stocks and AI stocks in general have shown no indication of cooling down, with stocks across most sectors rallying […] ...

The stock market turned negative early in the morning despite claims from President Donald Trump that the Chinese President Xi had called him. The stock market temporarily bounced due to strength from ...

Chip stocks have been driving the stock market’s recovery in recent weeks as most of them have rallied significantly off […] ...

Stocks in almost every sector, minus energy, have been roaring higher today. This is despite a fresh conflict in the […] ...

AI and chip-related stocks have surged in recent weeks, and sometimes they have carried the market up. In several trading […] ...

Key Points The broader market is rallying today due to the announcement of a ceasefire in the Middle East. Chip stocks are up significantly today and are spearheading the gains. Dozens of individual ...

Key Points The Middle East ceasefire is holding so far, and Wall Street has remained optimistic. The Federal Reserve’s Jerome Powell is testifying today, which should give the market more clarity. The ...

Key Points Recent posts by Trump on Truth Social suggest he may be more hawkish on Iran than previously thought. This reduces the chances of a quick ceasefire in the Middle East. Macro figures coming ...

Key Points Investors are monitoring the U.S.-China trade talks for results. There is slight optimism, but the gains are still muted. The NY Fed has posted that inflation expectations have gone down.

Finance coach Suze Orman is bullish on the overall market. She believes the market will “absolutely skyrocket” through this year and for part of 2026, despite volatility. To take advantage of that, ...

The stock market hasn’t made any big moves so far this morning, and investors are waiting for more hard data to come in. The OECD is mainly to blame for the pessimism today. It released its latest ...