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Morgan Stanley updated its Federal Reserve forecast, now expecting the first rate cut in June rather than January, as cooler inflation data fails to accelerate the easing timeline.
JPMorgan Chase's 2026 expense forecast of $105 billion came in nearly $5 billion above Wall Street estimates, raising questions about the true cost of AI transformation in banking.
Payment giants Visa and Mastercard suffer their worst day in months as President Trump attacks both credit card interest rates and swipe fees in a two-pronged assault on the payments industry.
Major Wall Street banks converge on unprecedented $5,000 gold price target as Fed uncertainty, central bank buying, and geopolitical risks fuel the precious metal's historic rally.
Bank of America and Wells Fargo report Q4 2025 earnings Wednesday morning. Here's what investors should watch as two banking giants reveal their outlooks for 2026.
At JPMorgan's Q4 earnings call, CEO Jamie Dimon delivered his strongest defense yet of Federal Reserve independence, warning that political interference would have 'reverse consequences.'
Construction materials giants Vulcan and Martin Marietta are surging as analysts predict copper and precious metals equities will continue to outperform in 2026.
KeyBanc upgrades both chipmakers to Overweight, citing unprecedented AI-driven demand that has left server processors 'almost completely sold out' for 2026.
L3Harris Technologies surges 13% as Department of Defense takes unprecedented $1 billion stake in new missile solutions company ahead of planned IPO.
Citigroup eliminates 1,000 positions this week as CEO Jane Fraser pushes forward with a sweeping restructuring designed to close the bank's long-standing performance gap with rivals.
December's core CPI rose just 0.2% monthly and 2.6% annually, matching the slowest pace since March 2021. Here's what this means for Fed policy and consumers.
President Trump's 25% tariff on countries trading with Iran could push levies on Indian goods to 75%, threatening a $190 billion trade relationship.