Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) is the world’s largest cryptocurrency, and now arguably one of the most important assets to watch. With ...

Even slower trends, such as the decline of defined-benefit pension funds and the rise of index funds, have led to dispersion ...

Not too long after polls closed on Election Night, former President Donald Trump was declared America's president-elect by the Associated Press (AP), and Republicans were deemed to have reclaimed a ...

U.S. stocks close at record highs after Fed rate cut, Powell’s reassurance on his role with Trump returning to White House. Nasdaq 100 surges 1.5% to a record 21,100, with Magnificent Seven ...

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Wall Street welcomed news of former President Donald Trump’s imminent return to the White House — with all three major benchmarks soaring to record highs Wednesday. The Dow jumped 1,508 points ...

Wall Street is anticipating the potential for lower taxes, deregulation and a U.S. president who is quick to sound off on everything from the stock market to the dollar. Trump made tariffs and tax ...

US bank stocks rallied following a decisive win by President-elect Donald Trump, a sign that big Wall Street financial institutions expect to have an easier time in Washington under a new ...

In other words, Wall Street is betting on a Trump victory. Like the signals gleaned from betting markets, the moves in stocks and funds reflect the aggregate views of investors putting money on ...

(AI image) Gold bull run nearing end? Gold's performance has surpassed the Nifty 50 index in the past year, with a 30.69% increase in rupee terms and 39.10% in dollar terms, compared to Nifty 50's ...

U.S. stock futures ticked up slightly early Tuesday, signaling cautious optimism among investors ahead of two critical events: the U.S. presidential election and a likely Federal Reserve interest ...

The Wall Street Journal relies on vote-counting services from the Associated Press for vote tallies on Election Day. The AP has counted the vote since 1848 and uses its data to call winners ...