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UBS forecasts the S&P 500 will reach 7,700 by year-end 2026, driven by continued AI investment and strong corporate earnings. The bank recommends up to 30% equity allocation to AI themes.
Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley reported record quarterly results with investment banking fees surging over 20%, signaling a major M&A renaissance in 2026.
Circana data shows American consumers bought fewer items in December despite flat dollar sales, signaling price sensitivity and potential spending fatigue as 2026 begins.
Netflix is working on revised terms for its Warner Bros Discovery acquisition, potentially moving to an all-cash offer to speed the deal amid pressure from rival Paramount Skydance.
President Trump borrows from progressive playbook with 10% credit card rate cap proposal, private equity housing restrictions, and defense company dividend bans as midterm concerns mount.
Small-cap stocks extend their remarkable outperformance over large caps, with the Russell 2000 beating the S&P 500 for a tenth consecutive session—the longest streak since 1990.
The U.S. economy added just 50,000 jobs in December, well below forecasts and marking the weakest month for hiring since the pandemic recovery began.
With economists expecting China's Q4 growth to slow to 4.4%, the weakest pace in three years, Monday's GDP release could trigger market reassessments of the global economic outlook.
With only two weeks until a potential government shutdown, Congress has passed just three of twelve appropriations bills. Here's what investors need to know about the funding fight.
The 10-year Treasury yield pulled back from 4.2% to 4.17% as investors weigh softer-than-expected inflation data against persistent economic uncertainty.
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.
The Russell 2000 has surged 5.8% in January 2026, its strongest start to a year in over a decade, as small cap stocks dramatically outperform large caps in what analysts call 'The Great Rotation.'