Make No Mistake -- the Fed Isn't the Market's Friend. The S&P 500 Will Lose Steam

By Jacob Sonenshine Stocks are getting a boost after the market viewed Friday's jobs report positively. Don't expect the gains to last. This week, the S&P 500 index has gained 0.4% to 5120 after a F

Barron's04:57 ET

The Economy Is Slowing at the Perfect Speed. Here's 1 Potential Problem for Stocks.

You can't always get what you want -- but according to a onetime student at the London School of Economics, Sir Michael Philip Jagger, sometimes you'll find you get what you need.

Barron's02:15 ET

A Rising Yen Is Good for Stocks. Here's Why

By Ben Levisohn Just as a falling yen seemed ready to be the next reason cited to prove the sky is falling, Japan's currency is starting to rebound. That may not be great if you're traveling to Japan

Barron's17:37 ET

Seth Harris on April Jobs Report Preview

Seth Harris, Burnes Center for Social Change Senior Fellow at Northeastern University, discusses the current status of the economy and the labor market ahead of the April Jobs report. Harris talks about the latest inflation numbers and states these numbers have halted the Federal Reserve from cutting interests rates. He also shares his insight on unions and if he sees unions going on strikes this summer in the same scale they did last year. Seth Harris speaks with Kailey Leinz and Joe Mathieu on Bloomberg's "Balance of Power."

BloombergMay 2 21:34 ET

'Sell in May and Go Away': Does It Apply in 2024?

Seeking AlphaMay 2 05:40 ET

Chair Powell Remains Very Dovish, Dudley Says

Former New York Fed President and Bloomberg Opinion columnist Bill Dudley says US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's game plan is unchanged and he remains dovish. He speaks on "The Fed Decides."

BloombergMay 1 23:30 ET