Interest rates are unlikely to tread below 3% without an economic slowdown, Stifel's chief stock strategist said.

Broad swaths of the market, from utilities to industrials to financials, trounced the powerful tech sector in the third ...

"The Fed feels as though it has won the battle on inflation and its primary focus is making sure the job market stays steady, ...

Wall Street was relatively listless ahead of the government’s latest inflation report. Futures for the S&P 500 and the Dow ...

Japanese stock futures tumbled, and the yen surged, after Japan’s ruling party on Friday picked former defense minister Shigeru Ishiba to be its next leader. A rival candidate opposed higher interest ...

Today, though, it was an inflation update that Wall Street was centered on. According to the Bureau of Economic Analysis, the ...

U.S. stocks hold steady near records as Asian markets experience wild swings, with Japan tumbling and China soaring.

Stock-market investors got what they wanted when the Federal Reserve delivered an extra-large September rate cut — the risk ...

U.S. stock futures were steady on Friday morning as investors awaited the release of August’s Personal Consumption ...

Money-market funds took in one of their biggest weekly hauls ever in the wake of the Federal Reserve's big rate cut, according to Goldman Sachs researchers. Lotfi Karoui's credit research team at ...

Wherever or however you’ve heard it explained, inflation and what comes with it (namely, higher interest rates and changes in consumer spending) can have huge effects on the stock market.

Much depends on what happens with factors like inflation, interest rates, economic policy, and how current geopolitical conflicts play out. But as history has shown, even when the stock market has ...