Short interest in Cal-Maine Foods Inc (NASDAQ:CALM) decreased during the last reporting period, falling from 5.62M to 5.16M. This put 16.68% of the company's publicly available shares short.

(Reuters) President Donald Trump on Wednesday sought to calm nerves amid escalating market turmoil sparked by the ongoing trade war, urging investors to “BE COOL” just minutes after the New ...

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Now see: Treasury Secretary Bessent expects bond market will calm down, suggests spike in yields is normal trading "If you want to calm down the markets, show progress in those things, then let ...

In this article, we are going to take a look at where Cal-Maine Foods, Inc. (NASDAQ:CALM) stands against other worst small cap agriculture stocks to buy. To supply the world’s demands for food ...

Mr. Bessent himself will be on the Hill on Wednesday, hoping to calm congressional nerves about tariffs roiling the markets over the last week. According to Politico, he plans to meet with members of ...

Any illusion of calm in Asia just got nuked. Trump’s latest tariff tantrum hits like a macro wrecking ball, torching what was left of risk appetite and plunging markets back into full-blown ...

Trump attempted to calm nerves after US markets opened in the red for the fifth straight session, following four consecutive days of steep declines. Posting on Truth Social just minutes after the ...

Ouch! There's no easy way to put it – seeing a significant chunk of your portfolio value evaporate in a market downturn is a gut punch. For me, that recent dip translated to a paper loss of more than ...

"So, we need to see a period of calm here and we need to see serious, mature, rational debate around trade and tariffs to get this to a good place. "Every negotiation has to see everybody come to ...

Resilient demand from multinationals and a focus on short-term assets should help Santander’s trade finance fund weather a global trade war triggered by US tariffs, the fund’s leader says. US ...

BANGKOK — World shares and US futures advanced Tuesday, led by gains in Tokyo where the Nikkei 225 shot up just over 6 percent as markets calmed somewhat after the shocks from President Donald ...