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U.S. stocks and bonds are both falling again, with the S&P 500 just wrapping up its worst quarterly performance in a year after another surge in Treasury yields. “That creates a lot of anxiety,” as there’s still a fair amount of…

A healthcare stock emerged as a clear winner during a tough third quarter for Wall Street. Shares of two solar companies, however, couldn’t escape the drubbing. The following stocks were the best and worst performers in the three major…

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Published: Sept. 27, 2023 at 11:37 a.m. ET American military support for Ukraine as it fends off Russia has given a lift to the struggling industrial side of the U.S. economy. Over the past year government spending on…

Existing-home sales in August buckled under pressure from higher mortgage rates. New home sales, a bright spot in an overall dreary housing market, might not be immune. With data expected this week on August’s new home sales, investors…

The autumn equinox is supposed to bring equilibrium, but the market feels anything but balanced. Thankfully, the market’s spooky season might be ending as October begins. It sure doesn’t feel like it. The Dow Jones…

It’s back to the future for interest rates.The benchmark 10-year Treasury note yield briefly breached the 4.5% level this past week, which was widely noted to be the highest level since 2007. That makes it seem as if this were something…

Stocks fell Friday, as investors reacted to signals from the Federal Reserve that it could keep interest rates higher for longer.  Ford (ticker: F) rose 1.9%, General Motors (GM)…

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The number of layoffs in the U.S. was supposed to shoot higher as the Federal Reserve jacked up interest rates to tame inflation and pushed the economy toward recession.It hasn’t happened.Instead, the number of layoffs, as reflected…