Caitlin Mccabe is a reporter at The Wall Street Journal, covering hedge funds in London. She specializes in finance and trading, with a focus on global markets, commodities, energy trading, and investment strategies. Caitlin's work has been featured in MarketWatch, Financial News, LiveMint, Wealth Creation Investing, Yahoo Finance, and other prominent publications.
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By: Caitlin McCabe
AI labs “need to take responsibility for themselves,” Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Monday, as debate heats up over whether regulation is needed to slow down the race to build better models. His comments came in an interview that also touched on Xi Jinping’s visit to the U.S., the Fed’s rate
Stocks kicked off the week on an upbeat note, bolstered by falling oil prices and optimism around this week's talks between Washington and Beijing.
A closely watched part of the Treasury yield curve is flattening. The spread between the two-year and 10-year Treasury yield hit its narrowest level since March 2025 this morning, according to FactSet data, in the latest sign that investors are pricing in higher rates. The spread has been narrowin
Falling oil prices are helping send U.S. stocks higher this morning. All three indexes opened in the green today, with the tech-focused Nasdaq leading the way.
The Nasdaq Composite Index rose modestly as falling oil prices helped U.S. tech stocks stay buoyant.
By: Caitlin McCabe
Investors and strategists have a lot of theories on what drove the latest surge in bond yields: Higher oil prices. Comments from Fed governor Michael Barr. Data showing stro
Traders have further ramped up their expectations for interest rate-hikes after a jam-packed 24 hours that brought strong economic data, higher oil prices and comments from a Fed governor backing further rate increases. **Investors now see a 73% chance that the Fed will lift interest rates again ne
Elevated government bond yields are taking the shine off stocks around the world.
By: Caitlin McCabe
The U.S. dollar has finally got its groove back. The greenback, as measured by the WSJ Dollar Index, notched its longest winning streak since May yesterday, following five straight days of gains. And while it is ticking down slightly this morning, the index—which measures the dollar against a baske
By: Caitlin McCabe, Meridith McGraw
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