Market Moves

As benchmark 10-year Treasury finally rises over 3.2%, equity investors fear growth-choking interest rates are en route.

Economists’ consensus calls for a 168,000  gain in employment, more tepid than the current trend.

MIT study shows how reaction to the 2016 presidential election shaped investing along partisan lines.

Interest rates hikes and the trade spat could affect company fortunes, they say in Deloitte survey, although overall optimism is still strong.

Allianz economist says American economy and stock market shouldn’t be hurt by the conflict.

Yale professor sees stocks as way overvalued and thinks investors are fooling themselves about continued increases.

Bank’s strategist says ‘sugar high’ of American tax cuts will peter out, hurting domestic stocks.

Appaloosa chief warns that further tariffs in US-China clash could crimp the heady market.

Growth is expected to slow next year, though, according to BNP Paribas.

National Federation of Independent Business survey shows smaller companies are laying out more.

When the market has been good before the ninth month, its poor rep doesn’t matter.

When the market has been good before the ninth month, its poor rep doesn’t matter.

Value stocks are showing more life of late, which could signal a pullback, firm says.