Martin Baccardax

U.S. stocks face one of their sternest challenges of the year in the weeks ahead, with tech earnings reports. a Fed interest rate decision, and U.S. midterm elections.

U.S. stocks face one of their sternest challenges of the year in the weeks ahead, and investors are already starting to buckle up.

The stock market faces yet another dangerous crossroads. It’s no surprise that tech plays a big part in it.

European bond markets kicked off the week on a firmer note Monday, with investors bidding up the value of troubled French debt following a surprise

A massive bond market rally has 10-year notes trading at yields south of 5%. Where they head next is anyone’s guess.

While stocks head for a make-or-break week of earnings, central bank rate decisions, and the final throes of a domestic midterm elections season, the

The U.S. dollar powered higher in early trading, moving toward its recent six-month high on foreign exchange markets, as this week’s Federal Reserve rate decision, and the steady climb in global crude prices, provides a solid lift for the greenback. Central bank policy action will likely dominate f

Timing may not be everything, but we all know it plays heavily into a hit or a miss. And today is a red-letter day on Wall Street's calendar, one that can decide the market's direction for the next couple of months.

Stocks typically hit their autumn low on Oct. 27, according to market technicians. But they usually start their end -of-year rally On Oct. 28. This year, though, could be a tad less clear cut.

Stocks typically turn the corner on Oct. 27, and head for solid gains into the holiday season. This year, though, could be a tad less clear cut .