Wall Street's 'fear gauge' remains calm on Election Day as stocks advance in midday trading
The U.S. stock market has been unusually calm on Tuesday as millions of Americans are heading to the polls to cast ballots for Vice President Kamala Harris or former President Donald Trump. The Cboe Volatility Index,
(Bloomberg) -- A growing number of Wall Street strategists are predicting that a decision in the US presidential election ...
Asian shares were mostly higher on Wednesday after stocks on Wall Street rallied as Americans cast votes in a pivotal ...
From stocks and taxes to political gridlock, money managers and investors shared forecasts surrounding the White House.
One trading session left. That’s all Wall Street has before Tuesday, when US voters begin the process of picking their next ...
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Wall Street Edges Up as US Election and Fed Rate Meeting LoomIn oil markets, U.S. crude rose to $71.76 a barrel, while Brent crude climbed to $75.39, reflecting production delays announced by major oil producers, including Saudi Arabia. The dollar rose to ...
Beyond the election, investors await the Federal Reserve's November rate decision due Thursday and fresh commentary from ...
Among the big earnings movers AMD (AMD) is lower. The chipmaker offered up stronger-than-expected third-quarter results, but ...
Super Micro's stock plunges after Ernst & Young resigns as auditor, raising concerns about the company's financial stability.
Alphabet reported earnings after Tuesday's closing bell. MarketWatch will be breaking down the results and reactions.
Business Insider's Oracles of Wall Street list highlights the top forecasters among economists, strategists, and analysts ...
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