How 4 possible presidential election results could impact stocks
UBS says a Kamala Harris presidency and split Congress is the most likely outcome, and thinks that would be slightly negative for stocks.
UBS says a Kamala Harris presidency and split Congress is the most likely outcome, and thinks that would be slightly negative for stocks.
That price target actually represents a reduction from his previous evaluation.
Mango Markets' governing body is looking to offer a settlement to the SEC.
Exchanges stopped reporting daily data on foreign fund flows, leaving investors without a key indicator as China's economy remains stuck in a rut.
Bitwise expands global crypto ETF footprint through acquisition.
(Bloomberg) -- Oil held the biggest drop in more than two weeks as the US said Israel had accepted a cease-fire proposal to halt the war in Gaza, potentially easing supply risks just as concerns about the outlook for demand mount.Most Read from BloombergA Floating Island in Baltimore Raises Hope for a Waterfront Revival‘Train Lovers’ Organize to Support Harris and Walz in Presidential BidPart of Downtown Montreal Is Flooded After Water Pipe BreaksThe Cross-Continental Race Using Only Public Tran
Nutrien (NTR) (TSE:NTR), the world’s largest potash producer and crop nutrient company, has seen its stock crushed, falling 60% since its peak in 2022, as you can see below. Nutrien’s customers (farmers) are having a difficult time. While the price of inputs like fuel and labor have remained high, the price of their outputs, like corn and soybeans, have fallen. Nutrien has not been immune, with the price of the fertilizers it sells, like potash, falling lower. However, we may see a rebound in 20
A mega-cap AI stock entered the top 10 holdings of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' massive stock portfolio last quarter.
Another U.S. chip company is receiving more support from the government, and that could be good for Intel.
Shares are Fast Approaching New High