U.S. Treasuries are bid across the curve, garnering support from the news that President Trump agreed to delay his recommended 50% tariff rate for the EU until July and that Japan is considering ...

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Take-Two's (TTWO) 4Q25 earnings were clouded by significant non-cash impairment charges, rendering the GAAP EPS of ($21.08) incomparable to analysts' expectations. These charges, including $3.55 bln ...

Within its Investor Day presentation slides, JPMorgan Chase (JPM) slightly increased its FY25 NII guidance to $94.5 bln from a prior outlook of $94.0 bln, while reaffirming its guidance of ...

U.S. Treasuries are trading somewhat firmer this morning following yesterday's seesaw session in the wake of the Moody's downgrade of the U.S. credit rating. Market participants seemed to have taken ...

Market participants have a lot of noteworthy headlines to chew on today, the most prominent of which are as follows: Currently, the S&P 500 futures are up 43 points and are trading 0.8% above fair ...

The stock market settled in mixed fashion. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed fractionally lower, the Nasdaq Composite logged a 0.7% gain, and the S&P 500 settled little changed from yesterday.

Project management software company Monday.com (MNDY) has a strong track record of surpassing quarterly expectations, though it has occasionally tempered investor enthusiasm by offering conservative ...

The stock market is under some selling pressure this morning. It is nothing extreme, but the equity futures market has a negative bias grounded in deficit and inflation concerns. Currently, the S&P ...

The major indices lost ground this week, rattled by rising long-term rates associated with deficit angst, and driven by consolidation interest after a huge run off the April 7 lows. The week began in ...

LOW's Q1 comps decreased by 1.7%, marking a return to negative territory following a positive comp of +0.2% in the previous quarter. Despite this decline, the figure exceeded analyst expectations, ...