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Oil prices appear to be feeding into key inflation measures in a manner similar to the 1970s, says DataTrek Research.

Inflation traders now foresee five straight months of 3%-plus annual headline CPI figures, including August’s.

MarketWatch talked with author Dan Buettner recently about the plant-forward ‘Blue Zones’ lifestyle that’s featured in the top-streaming show.

Bank of America’s Matt Vernon remains positive on the housing market, despite many challenging headwinds.

The most popular team being bet on for the upcoming season is the Cincinnati Bengals, according to DraftKings.

If you’ve been hit by the Disney-Charter dispute, or you don’t have cable, you’ll need access to several streaming platforms, and over $1,600.

The bond-yield curve has inverted 12 times since 1950, and equity investors should be wary.

If your coffee isn’t giving you enough of a jolt this morning, just check out this chart.

In environments in which investors can sit in cash yielding 5.4%, it is unreasonable to expect significant outperformance from stocks or bonds, says the bank.

Investor allocation to gold stands at its highest level in 11 years, according to an analysis by a J.P. Morgan strategist.

Moody’s survey of 55 regional banks reveals challenges with a significant share of commercial real estate loans maturing in the next 18 months

A credit crunch is hitting office landlords hard with mortgage debt coming due, causing a smaller share of loans to repay on time, according to Deutsche Bank researchers.

‘The dog days of summer are not just barking, they are biting,’ the U.N.’s Guterres says as 2023 marked as the hottest summer recorded by modern technology.

JPMorgan strategist says he won’t turn bullish until rates fall and geopolitical risks recede.

Zscaler Inc.’s shares swung to a loss Tuesday after hours following an initial surge after the cybersecurity company’s strong quarter and outlook.

The soaring S&P 500 index will probably fail to reach a record peak by the end of the year, according to Stifel’s chief equity strategist Barry Bannister.

It’s not the U.K.-based chip designer’s first rodeo in the public markets, but the tech world has changed a lot in the past seven years.

The Federal Reserve’s inflation fight has been particularly brutal for anyone not already a U.S. homeowner before interest rates and mortgage rates rose to 15 year highs this year.

“We love the idea of moving to a beach town in a Latin American country, learning Spanish and immersing ourselves in a new culture.”

U.S. investors are pricing in too much optimism in the stock market as strong market price action feeds into their views on the economic growth, which is weaker than expected this year, according to Michael Wilson, Morgan Stanley’s chief investment officer.