Goldman Sachs crunched the numbers and found that smaller-cap stocks have seen some rare strong starts to the year. What happens a year later may discourage some bulls.

Follow all the latest U.S. market action for Thursday here to see if stocks can put the latest Trump tariff-induced wobble behind them and register fresh record highs.

The average short-term timer that my firm tracks reduced recommended equity exposure on Tuesday by almost 20 percentage ...

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U.K. bond yields were rising while U.S. government bond yields were muted, on news that MP Andrew Gwynne would step down. While that hardly counts as earth-shattering news, it led to speculation that ...

Japanese government bonds continued to rally on Thursday, pushing yields further down from record highs, as traders mused that the country's central bank on Friday might announce some form of support ...

Goldman Sachs identifies central banks and private sector buyers as the chief vectors behind gold's expected rise in 2026.

Both parties would remove rival central bankers as soon as they win White House, Justice Brett Kavanaugh noted.

Shares of Greenwich LifeSciences climbed after the company said the Food and Drug Administration approved the use of commercially manufactured GP2 in a Phase III trial of its therapy to prevent breast ...

Here are some of the stocks making notable moves in Thursday's premarket action: Moderna shares are following up Wednesday's 16% surge with a further 5% gain as investors continue to welcome positive ...

STOCKHOLM--Swedish steelmaker SSAB signed a letter of intent with Rheinmetall to supply the German defense and technology company with fossil-fuel-free steel. With the deal, Rheinmetall becomes the ...

Like it never happened. The spike in the Cboe Volatility index, caused by U.S. president Donald Trump's pledge to hit European allies with extra tariffs so he could acquire Greenland, has been all but ...