For many professionals, Sundays are a day to prepare for the week ahead. I’d wager that’s how most investment pros finish out ...

As I write, a stock market crash feels quite unlikely. British and American inflation data for December was better than expected ... As such, I don’t think there’s much need to prepare for a stock ...

Stocks soared to a rousing ... were last seen trading at 4.675%, up 2 basis points from their session lows but around 8 basis points south of their pre-inflation release levels.

But while inflation has cooled ... but also faces a difficult balancing act in 2025. Sign up for stock news with our Invested newsletter. Many economists, including Federal Open Market Committee ...

The annual headline CPI inflation rate — which fell for six straight months from April to September 2024 — is now anticipated to edge back up for a third straight month, to 2.9% from 2.7% in ...

Stocks got their groove back in the days ahead ... their best week since early November after Wednesday’s consumer inflation report suggested underlying price pressures were easing.

which cranks up the pressure on the stock market. Yields slowed their ascent following the update on wholesale inflation. The yield on the 10-year Treasury held at 4.78%, where it was late Monday.

The encouraging U.S. inflation data also helped to perk up stock indexes abroad by lowering the pressure on the global bond market. The FTSE 100 in London rallied 1.2%. U.K. markets have been ...