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Sweden's Alecta has sold $8.8 billion in US Treasuries while Danish and Dutch pension funds follow suit, citing growing concerns about America's ballooning debt and policy unpredictability.
U.S. stock and bond markets close Monday for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, giving investors time to assess what Trump's second year in office might bring for portfolios.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent finds himself caught between loyalty to President Trump and protecting market stability as the DOJ investigation of Fed Chair Jerome Powell intensifies.
After three years of hesitation, private equity firms are deploying nearly $1 trillion in dry powder as deal activity surges 20% in early 2026, signaling a new era for M&A.
Luigi Mangione faces a federal death penalty trial for the UnitedHealthcare CEO killing. His lawyers argue a conflict of interest should block capital punishment.
BlackRock reported Q4 2025 earnings on January 15, 2026, with assets under management crossing $14 trillion as the world's largest asset manager extends its dominance.
After a 34% decline in 2025, UnitedHealth approaches its January 27 earnings with Berkshire Hathaway's backing and its legendary CEO returned to the helm.
US Bitcoin spot ETFs now hold $118.65 billion in assets, representing 6.5% of Bitcoin's market cap. Here's what the institutional adoption wave means for investors.
BlackRock is expected to report record assets under management exceeding $14 trillion when it releases Q4 results. Here's what's driving the unprecedented growth.
Individual investors poured a record $308 billion into U.S. stocks in 2025, surpassing the 2021 meme-stock peak and reshaping their reputation on Wall Street.
Morgan Stanley becomes the first major US bank to file for cryptocurrency ETFs, submitting applications for Bitcoin, Solana, and Ether trusts as Wall Street deepens its embrace of digital assets.
The S&P 500's forward earnings yield is now nearly equal to Treasury yields—an equity risk premium of just 0.02%. Here's what historic valuations mean for stock investors in 2026.