Bank of England lowers rates in unusual three-way split
The Bank of England on Thursday lowered its interest rates for the second time this year as the U.K. central bank responds to cooling inflation and signs of a slowing economy.
Steve Goldstein
Novo Nordisk shares are rising after the company cut its outlook. It’s been that kind of year.
Novo Nordisk is managing the unusual feat of seeing its stock price rise after reducing its earnings outlook.
Tesla sales in Europe continue to dive even after Model Y shift
Tesla sales tumbled in April in key European markets of Germany and the U.K., according to data released Tuesday.
The one-in-a-trillion event tying Taiwan’s dollar, Trump trade policy and the AI revolution all together
Taiwan’s currency is exploding higher, and along with it fears about what Bloomberg reports is $767 billion of foreign assets held by Taiwan’s life insurers.
International stocks have been crushing U.S. equities. Morgan Stanley expects a reversal.
Mike Wilson, chief market strategist at Morgan Stanley, says he likes U.S. over international equities from here
What 150 years of stock-market data says about performance during high-tariff eras
A unique database of investment returns that dates back to 1875 shows that high tariffs can coexist with stock-market gains.