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Yesterday
CNBC's own descriptionToday we focus on of the most exciting and profitable sectors of 2026: DRAM.
CNBC's own descriptionEvery weekday, the Investing Club releases the Homestretch; an actionable afternoon update just in time for the last hour of trading.
Reuters's own descriptionA contractor linked to Super Micro Computer has pleaded guilty in a scheme to illegally export computer servers containing advanced Nvidia AI chips to China, according to a court filing…
Business Insider's own descriptionNvidia's head of corporate communications has left after roughly four months. Anna Soellner joined the chip giant from Reddit around June.
Bloomberg's own descriptionWall Street traders betting on another solid corporate earnings season sent stocks higher in the Friday trade despite lingering concerns about still-elevated energy prices and bond yields.…
MarketWatch's own descriptionThe bond market will be closed on Monday for Columbus Day, but the stock market will operate normally.
CNBC's own descriptionSpreads in high yield recently widened to levels not seen since April. Investors are demanding more compensation for taking on the riskiest credit.
Business Insider's own descriptionGoogle employees are testing a newer version of the company's flagship AI model, Gemini 4. The latest internal release is codenamed Carbon.
CNBC's own descriptionMore than 180,000 puts traded in SMH by midday, compared to 50,000 calls, with $46 million of premium tied to puts versus $26 million in calls, according to ThinkOrSwim and SpotGamma data.…
MarketWatch's own descriptionMicrosoft is close to reclaiming a $4 trillion market cap — and fresh records are also in sight.
Bloomberg's own descriptionOracle is using a new power strategy to keep many of its data centers on track: trucking natural gas directly to the server farms. The company is considering using this approach to speed up…
Bloomberg's own descriptionPresident Donald Trump is establishing a committee to investigate mortgage fraud allegations against Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook. Trump has ordered Cook to appear at a White House…
The Wall Street Journal's own descriptionTreasury yields reversed course and turned slightly higher on Friday, although long-dated yields remained comfortably below the 24-year highs reached earlier in the week, helped by falling…
MarketWatch's own descriptionAn ETF tied to freight futures is surging.
CNBC's own descriptionYields were largely unchanged Friday as investors assessed President Trump's latest comments on Iran.
Barron's's own descriptionThe smell of fear is permeating the bond market and wafting into other markets. This year's aggressive run-up in interest rates has pushed bond prices lower while volatility has increased.…
CNBC's own descriptionRay Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates, discusses the impact of rising yields on economies and equities, saying tighter policy is the classic response and that rates can rise further…
Thursday, Oct 08, 2026
The Wall Street Journal's own descriptionRising yields have spread to mortgage bonds and other debt markets, which in turn deepened the selloff in Treasurys, a cycle that Wall Street sees petering out.
CNBC's own descriptionDavid Zervos said that bond yields are "really, really high by any historic standard, so I think we have some room to come down in the future." Zervos' comments come after the 10-year and…
MarketWatch's own descriptionThe MOVE Index — the Treasury market's “fear gauge” — has reached heights that in the past suggested yields may have peaked, at least for now.
Barron's's own descriptionBuyers—especially ones abroad—showed up in force at the 30-year Treasury auction on Thursday. It follows Wednesday's strong 10-year auction in offering a much-needed reprieve to battered…
MarketWatch's own descriptionUnlike higher gas prices, which hurt almost everyone, higher borrowing costs have an uneven impact.
CNBC's own descriptionU.S. Treasury yields climbed higher on Thursday as investors eagerly awaited the long-dated bond auction later in the day, after strong sales of 10-year notes.
CNBC's own descriptionThe global bond rout eases as the latest Fed minutes dial back the odds of a rate hike this month - shifting expectations to December instead - while Wednesday's successful 10-year Treasury…
Bloomberg's own descriptionEdward Yardeni, president at Yardeni Research, discusses the factors pushing bond yields higher globally as he sees a “spectrum” of yield scenarios for the market. Yardeni finds US fiscal…
MarketWatch's own descriptionRapid weight loss can lead to issues with bone quality, particularly in older adults.
CNBC's own descriptionRay Dalio says earnings growth has helped stocks absorb rising bond yields, but that advantage is narrowing. Dalio expects free cash flow to deteriorate even as earnings continue to improve.
CNBC's own descriptionThe stocks of real estate investment trusts, or REITs, have long been considered a low interest rate play. But some experts are making the case that real estate fundamentals today are…
The Wall Street Journal's own descriptionTreasury and eurozone government bond yields rose Thursday, with U.S. borrowing costs hovering just shy of the multidecade highs reached during Wednesday's session.
Wednesday, Oct 07, 2026
CNBC's own descriptionWilly Walker, Walker & Dunlop Chairman and CEO, joins 'Closing Bell Overtime' to talk the state of the commercial real estate market.
Bloomberg's own descriptionBloomberg's Mike McKee said that the Fed's decision to raise rates was unanimous among all nineteen members of the FOMC, including non-voting participants, according to minutes from the…
MarketWatch's own descriptionRecent options activity points to bullish positioning for long-term bonds and utilities.
The Wall Street Journal's own descriptionU.S. stocks fell as volatility in Treasury yields sparked concerns about mortgage rates and corporate credit costs.
Barron's's own descriptionHess Midstream's deal with Chevron means lower earnings but also longer contracts, fewer shares outstanding, and expansion into a second region.
CNBC's own descriptionCNBC's Steve Liesman reports on the minutes from the latest Federal Reserve meeting.
Bloomberg's own descriptionAll 19 Federal Reserve officials backed the decision in September to raise interest rates, with many supporting the move to guard against the risk of intensifying inflation pressures.…
MarketWatch's own descriptionLast month's rate hike was viewed by many officials as needed just in case inflation remains sticky.
Bloomberg's own descriptionUS Treasuries resumed their retreat, lifting the 30-year yield back to its highest since 2002 as climbing oil prices raised concern about faster inflation and more central bank…
The Wall Street Journal's own descriptionChinese government bond prices have risen this year, pulling down the yield on China's benchmark 10-year bond on Wednesday to as low as 1.7%.
MarketWatch's own descriptionYou can earn good yields with very low price risk in ultrashort bond funds.
Reuters's own descriptionForeign investors pulled $26.3 billion out of emerging market stocks and bonds in September, the first monthly outflow since June, as a hawkish US Federal Reserve drove up yields and the…
CNBC's own descriptionCNBC Senior Finance and Banking Reporter Leslie Picker speaks with Hunter Point Capital CEO Avi Kalichstein about private credit redemptions, a potential thaw in private equity and the…
Reuters's own descriptionShares in top European banks fell sharply on Wednesday as a renewed bond selloff and rising oil prices stoked concerns that inflation could reaccelerate, putting further pressure on rates…
Reuters's own descriptionWall Street pulled back from all-time highs on Wednesday as long-dated US Treasury yields resumed their climb, reviving fears over inflation and mounting debt.
The Wall Street Journal's own descriptionThe global bond selloff resumed Wednesday after a day of relief, with Treasury yields rising and French bonds underperforming yet again.
CNBC's own descriptionU.S. Treasury yields climbed early Wednesday after retreating in the previous session, as investors awaited a closely watched 10-year note auction.
Reuters's own descriptionBritish water utility Pennon Group launched a fully underwritten £550 million ($728.5 million) rights issue and lowered its dividend in a bid to fix operational problems at its regulated…
Tuesday, Oct 06, 2026
Fox Business's own descriptionUBS managing director Jason Katz discusses the long-term bond market outlook as 10-year Treasury yields retreat from multi-decade highs on ‘Kudlow.' #fox #media #breakingnews #us #usa #new…
Reuters's own descriptionChevron said on Tuesday that several of its subsidiaries signed agreements with Hess Midstream to restructure their Bakken midstream contracts and create new midstream contracts…
CNBC's own descriptionThe rapid rise in bond yields led by the 10-Year U.S. Treasury has made dividend stocks less attractive as income investments. This market dynamic has hit stock prices hard in sectors that…
Barron's's own descriptionTech stocks drive markets to record highs, bond yield fears, Nvidia shares surge, and more things to know today.
CNBC's own descriptionAs stock markets advance, so do bond yields, with the 10-year Treasury topping 5.3%, while investors continue to dump French paper, taking the spread with German bunds to its widest since…
The Wall Street Journal's own descriptionEXCLUSIVE: Markets had been expecting a bumper quarter following an ebullient start to the year crowned by SpaceX's record-breaking IPO.
CNBC's own descriptionU.S. Treasury yields were broadly flat on Tuesday morning after reaching fresh highs the previous day.
The Wall Street Journal's own descriptionLong-dated Treasury yields hovered close to multidecade-high levels Tuesday, as investors remained concerned over fiscal, inflation and debt-sustainability risks.
Monday, Oct 05, 2026
Bloomberg's own descriptionThe Close brings you the latest news and analysis leading up to the final minutes and seconds before and after the closing bell on Wall Street. Today's guests are Kestra Investment…
The Wall Street Journal's own descriptionNasdaq cinches new record, while the 10-year Treasury yield touches a fresh two-decade high.
Barron's's own descriptionRight-wing senator Flávio Bolsonaro upset President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in the first round of Brazil's general election.
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- Bloomberg
- Bureau of Labor Statistics
- Dow Jones Newswires
- European Central Bank
- FDIC
- Federal Reserve
- Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
- International Monetary Fund
- Nikkei Asia
- Reuters
- The Associated Press
- TreasuryDirect
- US Securities and Exchange Commission
- US Treasury
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- BBC News
- Business Insider
- CNBC
- CNN Business
- Financial Times
- Fortune
- Fox Business
- Handelsblatt
- Le Monde
- NPR
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- Politico
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- The Australian Financial Review
- The Economist
- The Globe and Mail
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- The Telegraph
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- American Banker
- Argus Media
- Banking Dive
- Barron's
- Billboard
- Bisnow
- Citywire
- Commercial Observer
- Crain's
- ETF.com
- Financial Planning
- Fitch Ratings
- GlobeSt
- Ignites
- Institutional Investor
- Investment News
- Investment Week
- Investopedia
- Investor's Business Daily
- Kiplinger
- MarketWatch
- Moody's
- Morningstar
- Music Business Worldwide
- Nareit
- Oil & Gas Journal
- Pensions & Investments
- PitchBook
- Private Debt Investor
- S&P Global
- The Bond Buyer
- Utility Dive
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