Market Moves

Republican lawmakers won’t let him slam China with more tariffs, says Pantheon’s Shepherdson.

Most of the time, shares are up nicely, except when there’s, um, a recession, an LPL study says.

Opt for stocks and gold, and not the US dollar, hedge fund operator says.

Think tank shows how easily the White House could about-face and slap harsh levies on the neighbor to the south.

Lagging share price vexes PE kingpin, who says investors just don’t understand the firm.

Bank lending to heavily indebted companies will blow up once the economy goes south, Brian Moynihan warns.

Trump’s escalated conflict with China prompts legendary investor to shuck stocks for safe haven of government bonds.

President Trump’s threatened duties on US’ southern neighbor inspire dire scenarios—and a Fed prediction.

In the face of White House pressure, Federal Reserve Vice Chair Clarida spells out the punk economy needed to loosen policy.

For the second time this year, Treasury-based signal flashes: recession ahead. But is this true?

Famed Wharton prof warns that a bad economy and stock climate will harm the president in 2020.

Strong economy overcomes predictions of a down quarter and may push up profits ahead.

Allianz economist thinks the president can create a new international dynamic while winning trade war.

New home sales pick up, but existing ones still lag.