Yellen: I Don't Want to Minimize the Risk of Recession
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen spoke exclusively to Bloomberg's Chris Condon in Johannesburg as she wrapped up a trip to Africa. “I’m reasonably satisfied by the data that I’ve seen so far, but I don’t want to minimize the risk of recession,” given the Federal Reserve is “slowing down the economy,” she said.
Short Interest in Stocks Has Dropped, but Market Risks Remain
Jacob Sonenshine Short interest in the stock market has dropped recently, adding a little risk in the near-term. The average company in the Russell 2000 index recently had about 3.5% of its total s
Wall Street Today | Yellen Reports New Debt-Limit Accounting Maneuver to Congress
Yellen said in a letter to bipartisan congressional leaders that the Treasury will be altering the investments in a third government-run fund for retirees, after last week advising them of similar action for two others.
Market Recap | Stock Indexes Diverge as Investors Parse Earnings
U.S. stock indexes finished mixed Tuesday, as a series of major companies reported earnings.
Why Stocks Still Could Face a 1980s-style Drop
A "meaningful fall" in corporate earnings that has yet to be accounted for in U.S. stocks could still trigger a sharp drawdown that rivals the 30% drop of the 1980s, warned Principal Asset Management in a new outlook.
Market Recap | Stocks Rise as Investors Bet on Slowing Rates, Await Earnings
U.S. stocks rose Monday as investors bet the Federal Reserve will dial back its interest-rate increases and braced for a busy week of corporate earnings reports.
MLIV Pulse: Do you see evidence of a wage-price spiral?
During this week's MLIV Pulse survey, Bloomberg TV guests respond to the question: Do you see evidence of a wage-price spiral?
Wall Street Today | The Worst Fears for Global Growth May Be Subsiding
Grounds for more hope that the global economy can avoid a major slump may emerge in the coming week in business surveys showing gradual improvement across much of the advanced world.
JPMorgan Strategists Now See Lower Odds of Recession, But Economists Disagree
As the markets launch into 2023 with an upward moment, a new analysis from Wall Street firm JPMorgan offers a bullish outlook for the year, concluding that a soft landing could be the most likely outcome.
What Are the Biggest Investing Risks of 2023? The Lessons of Davos.
The biggest risks to your portfolio are those no one is focusing on.
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