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The Nasdaq slid into correction territory and the Dow posted its worst day since April 2025 after the Fed held rates steady for a seventh straight month and long-term bond yields jumped to multi-decade highs.
The dot plot shows where Fed officials individually expect interest rates to go. Here’s how to actually read it.
A practical starting point for anyone new to managing money — how to build a budget, tackle debt, and start saving for the future.
The U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve has dropped to its lowest level since March 1983 after months of emergency releases tied to the war with Iran, and aging infrastructure means it can’t be drawn down at full speed.
The US says it intercepted a surprise Iranian missile attack on its Middle East forces, ending a days-long pause in fighting and pushing oil prices higher.
Alphabet posted its first negative free cash flow quarter since its 2004 IPO, even as revenue grew 24% and profit beat estimates. Here’s why, and what it signals about the AI spending race.
When the Fed moves rates, savings and CD yields usually follow, but not instantly and not always by the same amount. Here’s how it actually works.
South Korea’s KOSPI stock index has plunged in its worst two-day decline on record after SK Hynix earnings disappointed investors already worried about AI stock valuations.
Visa plans to cut about 2,600 jobs, or 7% of its workforce, as CEO Ryan McInerney points to AI as a factor reshaping how work gets done at the payments giant.
Apple briefly touched a $5 trillion market cap on July 28, becoming only the second company ever to reach the milestone, just days before its Q3 earnings report.
