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With ETF outflows persisting and selling "nearly exhausted," analysts say Bitcoin is range-bound and waiting for a catalyst.

Pre-Market Stock Futures: Futures are trading mixed as we prepare to finish the last full week of the second quarter. We finished a wild holiday-shortened trading week last Thursday, as Friday was the federal Juneteenth holiday, and all major indices rebounded smartly from the Federal Reserve-induced sell-off on Wednesday. Details of the signed memorandum of ... Here Are Monday’s Best Wall Street Analyst Research Calls: Accenture, Apple, Boyd Gaming, BWX Technologies, Conoco-Phillips, Estee Laud

Alan Greenspan’s time at the Fed was punctuated by numerous peaks and troughs for the US economy and several of the world’s most momentous events. He died Monday at age 100.

Mark July 29 on the calendar. That is the next scheduled FOMC decision, and according to JPMorgan Asset Management CIO Bob Michael, every Fed meeting is now live for a potential rate hike, including the one roughly six weeks away. Michael told CNBC’s Closing Bell Overtime that new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh‘s first meeting delivered ... Circle Your Calendars for July 29. JPMorgan Executive Says Fed Chair Kevin Warsh Could Raise Rates in As Little as Six Weeks.

Investing.com -- Goldman Sachs has cut its 12-month U.S. recession probability to 15% following the U.S.-Iran agreement, with chief economist Jan Hatzius citing reduced downside risks to the economic outlook and an improvement in underlying labor market resilience.

Wall Street was expecting more interest rate cuts this year, but it might get the opposite.

Goldman Sachs now sees a smaller chance of a recession in the U.S. thanks to the peace agreement with Iran. The bank cut its 12-month recession odds to 15% from 25%, citing falling energy prices. It now sees an even lower chance of recession than it did before the war, when it put the odds at 20%.

The benchmark US stock measures were pointing lower before the opening bell Monday as investors moni

By Kanchana Chakravarty June 22 (Reuters) - BofA Global Research expects the Federal Reserve to hike interest rates by 75 basis points in 2026, it said on Monday, citing resilient economic data and

Investing.com -- Bank of America has shifted its Federal Reserve outlook, now forecasting three interest rate hikes totaling 75 basis points this year before an extended pause, pushing any prospect of rate cuts well into the future.

Despite the passage of state legislation and a federal court settlement aimed at taming credit and debit card fees, the card networks and their issuers prevailed in the first half of this year.

The moves suggested a reset for U.S. Treasury yields tied to the surprisingly hawkish tone established by new Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh last week, who hinted toward near-term rate hikes to tame price pressures and break a long run of missed inflation targets. “We recognize that inflation has been running well ahead of the Fed’s long-stated inflation goal of 2% that’s been going on for more than five years,” Warsh told reporters in Washington last week after his first press event as Fed chairman. The Fed’s economic forecasts slashed 2026 GDP predictions to 2.2%, and added 90 basis points to its headline PCE inflation estimate, taking it to 3.6%.

US equity investors will focus this week on quarterly earnings from Micron Technology (MU) and infla

Investors will assess whether the company’s freight spin-off and restructuring efforts are improving profitability.

Elevated inflation is forcing the central bank's hand.

Warsh made his intentions clear -- and it's not the best news for an expensive stock market.

Investors are looking forward to another week of chip stock reveals. Qualcomm is expected to give more details about its contract with a major data-center customer at its investor conference. Micron, the latest trillion-dollar semiconductor company, reports earnings.

Investors were preparing for a far more cautious Wall Street, with sticky inflation figures and a Fed that refused to give markets the rate-cut signal they wanted. Wells Fargo just switched up that setup. The bank just revamped its S&P 500 view for the rest of 2026, TheFly noted, citing ...

FedEx Q4 earnings, Micron's AI memory results, and May PCE inflation data are the three events set to move markets this week.

Firefly is targeting right-hand-drive and lower-tariff markets as the automaker navigates trade barriers in Europe and North America.

US stock futures slipped against a backdrop of uncertainty ahead of a key inflation reading.

Microsoft is fed up with weak performance from Xbox, so much so that it is likely to continue major layoffs — and maybe even a spinoff — in the coming weeks.

A framework peace agreement between the Trump administration and Iran has shifted the outlook for energy prices and inflation heading into the new week, as discussed on Friday’s edition of Maria Bartiromo’s “Mornings with Maria” on Fox Business. Crude prices recently reached their lowest level in more than three months at under $80 per barrel, ... Oil Falls to 3-Month Low After Trump’s Iran Deal. What It Means for Inflation

TJX's sales grow faster during times of economic uncertainty.

Yahoo Finance's Josh Lipton takes a look at the top stories for investors to watch this week, including Micron (MU) earnings, Cerebras (CBRS) earnings, Carnival (CCL) earnings, home sales data, and Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) inflation data.

Some central bankers believe there will be a rate hike in 2026.

Paychex, Trip.com, and McCormick will also report earnings. Economic date this week include the Fed’s preferred inflation gauge and new-home sales.

Thursday delivers an economic data convergence with Q1 GDP revision, May Core PCE, durable goods orders, and initial jobless claims all at 8:30am, providing comprehensive economic assessment. The week features critical semiconductor earnings from Micron (MU) Wednesday and FedEx (FDX) Tuesday testing chip demand and logistics health.

JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s asset-management arm advised investors to stay invested in stocks and other higher-risk assets in the second half of 2026, amid an AI boom and resilient consumption, despite persistent inflationary pressure. David Kelly, chief global strategist at JPMAM, told Bloomberg on Wednesday, "The good news in terms of baseline forecast is we think the economy will strengthen in the middle of the year." He attributed that strength partly to income tax refunds and stimulus checks fro

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