Fed Governor Bowman favors July interest rate cut if inflation stays low
Bowman is the second central banker in recent days to suggest tariffs are likely to have a temporary and muted impact on prices.
Super Micro shares fall on planned $2 billion convertible debt offering
Super Micro said on Monday that it’s offering $2 billion in convertible notes due 2030.
Middle East ocean freight rates soar on Iran conflict, Strait of Hormuz shipping risks
Ocean freight rates for vessels operating in the Mideast are soaring as risks rise around the Strait of Hormuz and Iran conflict.
US PMIs Beat Expectations In Early June Data, But...
Following May's resurgence in 'soft' survey data, S&P Global's PMI surveys were expected to dip mode
Fiserv debuts bank-friendly stablecoin as fintechs join digital dollar race
The launch coincides with growing momentum in Congress, as the Senates passage of the Genius Act signals rising institutional support for stablecoins.
Tech stock safety trade of recent market years has changed, especially for Apple
Tech stocks including Apple surged during the 2020 volatility associated with Covid, but this year, investors are taking a different approach to the market.
Where stock market's safety trade has moved now that Apple is no longer it
Tech stocks including Apple surged during the 2020 volatility associated with Covid, but this year, investors are taking a different approach to the market.
May home sales increase very slightly, but prices hit another record high
Sales of existing homes rose very slightly in May from April but were still weaker than they were a year ago. Prices rose, hitting a record high for May.
Tech investor Prosus bets on India to produce a $100 billion company
India will produce a $100 billion tech company in the coming years, the CEO of Prosus told CNBC.
New Stellantis CEO faces slew of challenges, vows to avoid mediocrity'
Antonio Filosa, a 51-year-old Italian native, is taking over as CEO as the automaker deals with fractured relationships, regulatory uncertainty and more.
Treasury yields fall as crude oil retreats and another Fed governor floats idea of July rate cut
U.S. Treasury yields dropped as crude oil prices reversed overnight gains and as Fed Governor Michelle Bowman said she would conditionally back a July rate cut.
Treasury yields inch higher after U.S. bombs Iran
U.S. Treasury yields inched higher on Monday after the U.S. bombing of Iran and as investors awaited a batch of key economic data this week.
Dollar surge could be short-lived after U.S. strike on Iran
Analysts say the dollar rally is masking concerns over U.S. fiscal policy, trade wars, and weakening international demand for U.S. assets.
European markets start the week lower as Middle East crisis worsens
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European defense stocks sell-off intensifies after U.S. hits Iran
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European markets set to start the week lower as Middle East crisis worsens
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Why global markets are brushing off U.S. strikes on Iran
Investors are largely shrugging off escalations in the Middle East, with many strategists believing the conflict to be contained.
Oil at $100 a barrel？ U.S. role in Iran-Israel fight fuels market jitters
Oil markets are entering a new phase of uncertainty after the U.S. entered the war between Iran and Israel, said industry watchers.
CNBC Daily Open: Have Trump's strikes on Iran bolstered or eroded his credibility？
The United States on Saturday conducted air strikes on three of Iran’s nuclear sites, joining Israel’s war against Tehran. The timing was…
Asia-Pacific markets set to open lower as U.S. bombing of Iran escalates Middle East crisis
Oil prices have spiked in recent weeks following the increased tensions in the Middle East.