MARKETWATCH · Apr 6, 2026, 3:38 PM
A key indicator shows officers and directors are actually increasing their stakes — betting that the recent selloff is temporary.
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A key indicator shows officers and directors are actually increasing their stakes — betting that the recent selloff is temporary.
United’s new ‘luxury’ strategy is a risky bet for investors when fares and complaints are sky-high.
Reports Apollo Global Management is planning a second HQ in the US South renewed debate over a business exodus under NYC Mayor Mamdani. Data doesn't support it.
The S&P 500 needs a bigger selloff before it can start marching to a fresh record high, says BTIG’s Jonathan Krinsky.
The pattern is clear — insurance companies get rewarded for their ability to profit from system complexity.
The 45-day ceasefire proposal, which could lead to an end to the war, is reportedly being discussed by the U.S., Iran and a group of regional mediators.
The Treasury Department designated BNY as the financial agent to manage Trump accounts. BNY will also partner with Robinhood on a Trump accounts app.
The largest part of the economy grew a bit slower in March as the Iran war drove up oil and other prices and companies responded by reducing employment, suggesting a rockier path for the economy until the conflict ends.
Artificial intelligence has gotten sophisticated with respect to financial advice. But it doesn't have a legal obligation to put clients first.
US natural gas futures ended slightly higher as a short bout of cold weather increased demand for the heating and power-plant fuel. Rising oil prices, which have influenced the front-month US gas contract since the war in Iran broke out, may also be pushing prices higher.
Women's hockey is growing, and the PWHL is aiming to become the first professional women's hockey league to have long-term success.
Malaysian construction conglomerate IJM Corp Bhd. shares fell after Sunway Bhd.’s takeover offer lapsed, raising the risk of near-term selling pressure as investors reassess its outlook.
US Treasuries held small gains as President Donald Trump issued fresh threats against Iran, with bond traders expecting the Federal Reserve to keep interest rates steady through the rest of the year.
The largest part of the economy grew a bit slower in March as the Iran war drove up oil and other prices and companies responded by reducing employment, suggesting a rockier path for the economy until the conflict ends.
Jamie Dimon warns of a “skunk at the party” in 2026 in the form of rising inflation leading to a selloff in the stock market.
The US service economy expanded in March at a slower pace as employment shrank by the most since 2023 and input prices accelerated sharply.
CEO pay at the “low-wage 20” averages $18.6 million, while many of their median workers rely on taxpayer-supported Medicaid and SNAP.
Worries about Fed rate hikes and souring earnings expectations could easily trip up the market for a second straight month.
Trump has threatened to knock out Iran’s power plants and bridges if the crucial strait is not reopened.
Last April, retail investors in the U.S. stepped in to grab the post-“liberation day” dip in stocks with both hands. This year, they’re taking a much more cautious approach as the war in Iran upends markets around the world.
Investors head into what could be the most consequential week of the Iran conflict, scrambling to position for binary outcomes: an imminent deal or further escalation.
Blackstone Inc.-backed QTS drew about $12.5 billion of peak demand for a debut high-grade bond sale that will help fund a Microsoft Corp.-tied data center, according to people familiar with the matter.
Jamie Dimon warns of a “skunk at the party” in 2026 in the form of rising inflation leading to a selloff in the stock market.
US equities pared earlier gains after President Donald Trump said Iran could be taken out Tuesday night.