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HELOC and home equity loan rates have fallen to their lowest levels since late 2022, giving homeowners a potentially narrow window to access record housing wealth before rates stabilize.
Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) surges 25% in a single session as Bitcoin stages a historic $11,000 V-shaped rebound from $60,000 to $71,000, validating Michael Saylor's massive cryptocurrency bet.
Stellantis shares plunge 25% after the Jeep and Ram parent announces a sweeping $26.5 billion restructuring that includes canceling its dividend and retreating from aggressive electric vehicle targets.
The 10-year Treasury yield falls to 4.21% as bond traders price in two Federal Reserve rate cuts by September 2026, with the 2-year note dropping to 3.50% and weaker labor data reinforcing expectations for monetary easing.
The University of Michigan's year-ahead inflation expectations dropped from 4% to 3.5% in February, their lowest since early 2025, while consumer sentiment rose to 57.3, fueling bets that the Fed will cut rates as soon as June.
With CPI stuck at 2.7% due to tariff-driven goods inflation, the Fed is trapped between cutting rates to support a weakening economy and holding firm to fight inflation it cannot control. Here's what it means for your money.
Delta Air Lines and United Airlines each surged more than 7% on Friday as airline stocks hit fresh 2026 highs, benefiting from falling oil prices, record travel demand, and the broader rotation from tech into old-economy sectors.
MarketAxess reports record revenue of $846 million for 2025 as electronic bond trading volumes surge, with portfolio trading up 126% and emerging markets hitting all-time highs.
Piper Sandler reports record Q4 revenue of $666 million, smashing the $518 million estimate, with adjusted EPS of $6.88 as advisory revenue surges 44% and the firm completes 127 transactions.
Toyota raises its FY2026 operating income forecast to 3.8 trillion yen despite tariff-driven declines, as record hybrid vehicle sales and disciplined cost management offset the impact of 25% U.S. auto tariffs.
Carlyle Group beats Q4 estimates with EPS of $1.01 and reports record fee-related earnings of $1.2 billion for 2025, as assets under management surge to $477 billion amid a private equity dealmaking renaissance.
The Department of Government Efficiency has produced the largest peacetime workforce reduction on record, eliminating 270,000 federal positions, yet total government spending continues to rise as entitlement programs dwarf discretionary savings.