Fred Imbert is a Pro Editor at CNBC.com. With a strong focus on finance, commodities, and energy, he covers themes such as energy policy, renewable energy, and global markets. Imbert's work has been featured in various outlets, including NBC News, CNBC, and multiple NBC affiliates across the country.
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By: Darla Mercado, Fred Imbert
Treasury yields fell sharply on Thursday, with investors turning to safe havens amid a steep sell-off in equities driven by concerns around the artificial intelligence trade and surging oil prices.
Treasury yields fell sharply on Thursday, with investors turning to safe havens amid a steep sell-off in stocks driven by concerns around the artificial intelligence trade and surging oil prices.
By: Darla Mercado, Fred Imbert
By: Fred Imbert
The major U.S. stock averages ended Monday's session with solid gains.
By: Fred Imbert
The artificial intelligence trade has been under scrutiny due to rising credit concerns in the space, but Trivariate Research founder Adam Parker is still bullish.
By: Hugh Leask, Sean Conlon, Fred Imbert, Justina Lee
The rose on Tuesday as enthusiasm surrounding chipmakers led traders to move into the names for another day.
