LONDON (Reuters) -Hedge funds bought U.S. stocks at the fastest pace in seven weeks during the week to August 15, in anticipation of a long awaited interest rate cut expected from the Federal Reserve ...

Goldman researchers warn of an unfriendly asymmetry: Why the next big market move may be down. The S&P 500 enters Friday's session having just registered its 18th record closing high of the year.

Goldman Sachs’ tariff report prompted a sharp rebuke from Trump, who mocked CEO David Solomon’s former DJ career.

The market is at record highs on optimism about growth. Economic forecasters, meanwhile, see recession. Who is right?

Through June, consumers have absorbed just 22% of tariff costs – but their share is expected to jump as more companies start ...

The economy is at "stall speed," Goldman Sachs said this week. The labor market will be key after the weak July jobs report.

I believe gold may be setting up for another powerful advance, with the potential to surge to around $4,400 in short order.

Fundstrat‘s Head of Research Tom Lee predicts a Federal Reserve policy pivot following Goldman Sachs’ warning about historic ...

U.S. stocks rebounded Monday, led by Big Tech, as traders priced in an 85% chance the Fed will cut interest rates in ...

The weakness in job growth points to an economy that may be slowing even more than some of the traditional metrics are ...

A renewed wave of dip buying lifted stocks, with traders sifting through solid earnings amid bets the Federal Reserve will ...

Economy on brink of recession, data shows contraction. Tariffs and immigration policy blamed. Fed expected to pivot.