Sabrina Escobar

The Dow and the S&P 500 broke a three-day losing streak. Plus, new crypto legislation looks to crack down on a tax loophole.

Billions of WhatsApp customers could become Muse users, but the economics of emerging markets are tricky.

Bond drama continued to dominate the stock market on Thursday.

The world’s petroleum wildcard isn’t the threat you think it is.

Potential deals with Iran and Ukraine could offer relief to crude markets, while upcoming talks with China’s Xi Jinping point to a new phase in global AI competition.

“We will not in any way hinder or stifle the Growth of this incredible Industry,” he wrote in a Truth Social post.

The military commitments might not be the biggest concession. It could come down to critical minerals.

Options expiration day brings seasonal volatility to a market already spooked by $100 crude.

Here’s what’s at stake as Trump prepares to meet up with Xi.

Is this the end of Abenomics?

Renewed strikes in the Middle East caused oil prices to spike, weighing down equities.

Markets rallied behind dovish commentary from Federal Reserve Gov. Christopher Waller. Tomorrow’s jobs report is the next test.

From the Panama Canal to the Danube, drought across the world could impact national GDPs and corporate bottom lines.

Man Group’s Kristina Hooper expects the Continent’s markets to benefit from higher defense spending and industrial activity.

Semiconductor and software stocks rallied behind strong earnings reports from Nvidia and Salesforce.

America’s Treasury troubles are prompting bond investors to diversify their portfolios.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent laid out sweeping measures to sever all of Tehran’s financial lifelines. And he promised to punish its trading partners, which includes China.

Martin de los Santos explains the company’s success with underbanked people, and why he’s laser focused on Latin America.

Treasuries sold off again on Thursday, weighing down indexes. Walmart and Moderna didn’t help.