Jonathan Ponciano
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Fed Raises Rates Another 25 Basis Points—Signals Pause May Come If Greater ‘Risks Emerge’
"The Fed still has clear inflationary pressures to battle against," warns one economist. → Read More
Dow Plunges 500 Points As More Bank Stocks Crash
"The nature of this particular dive feels different than was the case in March," says one analyst who warns of the implications for the regional bank sector → Read More
This Stock Market Indicator Is The Weakest It's Ever Been—And Other Warning Signs Are Flaring
The "extreme concentration" in stocks right now supports a "bearish outcome for the market," JPMorgan is warning. → Read More
Credit Card Delinquencies Test Multi-Year Highs As Job Market Faces 'Material' Worsening, Capital One Warns
There are "nascent signs of trouble brewing" in the world of consumer credit card debt, one analyst cautions. → Read More
Dow Plunges Over 500 Points As Bank Stocks Collapse
"The stakes are so high," says one economist of the sudden bank-spurred plunge ahead of a key jobs report. → Read More
Jobless Claims Unexpectedly Rise To 2023 High As Fed Hikes Threaten New Waves Of Layoffs
U.S. employers are slashing jobs at the fastest pace since the Great Recession despite strong growth in the overall labor market. → Read More
How High Will Fed Raise Rates? Powell Fuels Fears Rates Could Hit 6%
After his comments fueled one of the year's biggest stock market plunges, Powell is set to testify before lawmakers again on Wednesday. → Read More
Could The Housing Market Collapse Again? Recovery Talk 'Premature' After Mortgage Rates Surge Past 7%
The recent bounce in housing activity is likely a "mirage," says one economist. → Read More
Dow Falls 400 Points As Surprisingly Hot Inflation Data Threatens More Aggressive Fed Policy
Consumers are already making a large dent in savings and seeing a "concerning rise" in delinquencies, but inflation is barely budging. → Read More
Dow Falls 400 Points As Fed Official Warns Hot Inflation Data Serves As 'Cautionary Tale'
After two bouts of worse-than-expected inflation data this week, investors are fearing the Fed could be forced to raise rates several times this year. → Read More
Alphabet Stock Plunge Erases $100 Billion After New AI Chatbot Gives Wrong Answer In Ad
"AI is the most profound technology we are working on today," Alphabet's CEO said as he announced the new chatbot this week. → Read More
Alphabet Stock Loses $100 Billion After New AI Chatbot Seemingly Gives Wrong Answer In Ad
"AI is the most profound technology we are working on today," Alphabet's CEO said as he announced the new chatbot this week. → Read More
Labor Market Added 517,000 Jobs In January—Unemployment Rate Falls To 54-Year Low Of 3.4%
Despite waves of layoffs hitting some of the nation’s largest employers, the labor market overall is still faring much better than expected. → Read More
Fed Raises Rates Another 25 Basis Points—Signals More Hikes Still To Come
In an announcement, Fed officials acknowledged inflation has "eased somewhat,” but cautioned it remains “elevated," and that additional rate increases "will be appropriate" in order to further ease rising prices. → Read More
Spotify, Alphabet And Meta Lead Tech Stock Surge After Massive Layoff Announcements
After Silicon Valley’s years-long spending spree, tech firms are starting to cut back, and investors are rallying around the grim news. → Read More
Alphabet’s Massive Layoffs Fuel $50 Billion Market Rally—And Analysts Expect More Job Cuts Will Boost Tech Stocks
After Silicon Valley’s years-long spending spree, tech firms are starting to cut back, and investors are rallying around the grim news. → Read More
FTX Exploring Whether To Restart Bankrupt Exchange, New Chief Says
“Everything is on the table,” John J. Ray III, the veteran bankruptcy attorney leading the embattled crypto firm through its restructuring, said in a WSJ interview Thursday. → Read More
U.S. Could Run Out Of Cash By Early June If Debt Limit Isn’t Raised, Yellen Warns
"Failure to meet the government's obligations would cause irreparable harm to the U.S. economy," Yellen wrote in a Friday letter to lawmakers. → Read More
Inflation Fell 0.1% In December—But Prices Still Spiked 6.5% Over The Past Year
On a monthly basis, consumer prices last month fell for the first time since April 2020—but inflation is still skyrocketing for some key goods and services. → Read More
Used Car Prices Post Biggest Drop On Record—And Have 'Much Further To Fall'
"New and used car prices likely will decline through most of 2023," says one economist. → Read More