Commentary

Investors tend to miss the factor that keeps up returns, Andres Pinter writes in a guest commentary.

The clock is ticking on Sanae Takaichi even before she takes office, William Pesek writes in a guest commentary.

History is on the side of the bulls, Louis Navellier writes in a guest commentary.

Inflation risks have changed, too, Marcello Estevão writes in a guest commentary.

The Growth Act would restore fairness for millions of middle-class investors who rely on mutual funds in their taxable accounts.

It is time to take out insurance against a stock market correction, Arun Sai and Gertjan Van Geer write in a guest commentary.

The Trump administration’s judgements are rooted in political style, Karthik Sankaran writes in a guest commentary.

A government tool to counter China’s manipulation of rare earths will expire on Tuesday, Laura Taylor-Kale writes in a guest commentary.

The firing of protected workers isn’t an isolated trend, Deepa Das Acevedo writes in a guest commentary.

The plan is classic rent-seeking, Danielle Zanzalari writes in a guest commentary.

The justices have crucial elements of the U.S. economic agenda in their hands, Christopher Smart writes in a guest commentary.

Zohran Mamdani is making a pitch that business owners need to hear, Yasser Salem writes in a guest commentary.

Vague antitrust standards are bad for all market participants, Jay Ezrielev writes in a guest commentary.

Any other company with these eye-popping revenue numbers would spark a bidding war, Hannah Wohl writes in a guest commentary.

The Trump administration’s dealmaking over Nvidia, TikTok, and others will exact a cost, Brian Gross writes in a guest commentary.

TINA may not be enough to save U.S. exceptionalism, Mark Y. Rosenberg writes in a guest commentary.

The plan is straight out of the Cold War playbook, Leslie Palti-Guzman writes in a guest commentary.

Trade is taking precedence over security, Justin Sherman writes in a guest commentary.

Trump’s tariffs put the U.S. on par with Sudan and Djibouti, Matthew Mitchell and Robert Lawson write in a guest commentary.

The manufacturing revival he wants requires foreign workers, Christopher Tang writes in a guest commentary.

The future of the global auto economy is being written on the streets of Kathmandu, Ben Cahill writes in a guest commentary.

The ultimate symbol of freedom is dragging too many people into debt, Henrietta L. Moore and Arthur Kay write in a guest commentary.

A 50 basis-point cut would support the economy through the tax increase, Mark Penn writes in a guest commentary.

His policy shifts are endangering America’s energy advantage, Carolyn Kissane writes in a guest commentary.

There is a time-tested way to make new gains and mitigate risks, John Toomey writes in a guest commentary.