The S&P 500 rose modestly as the Treasury announced a debt repurchase plan that sent yields falling. Tune in to CNBC for John David Rainey of Walmart.
Call-buying bonanza around Trump’s Hyperliquid comments includes some eyebrow-raising trades
President Donald Trump hinted that regulation may be in the works for Hyperliquid. Interesting trading activity followed.
Getting in on single-stock futures? Watch for these potential tax surprises
Single-stock futures are enticing for active retail traders, but they may come with unintended tax consequences.
Japan’s bond market may be the canary in the coal mine for the AI stock rally
What starts in Japan and Europe may not stay there, as rising yields, fiscal pressures and energy-driven inflation increasingly reinforce each other.
This fintech turned bank is winning with AI-powered lending and the right customers
The company’s bank charter gives it access to low-cost deposits, allowing it to fund loans more efficiently and expand into other financial products.
Bullish chart patterns are emerging for Range Resources, Frank Cappelleri says
Several key technical factors are now lining up to favor the oil and gas explorer and producer, across multiple time frames.
Meta’s legal troubles has options traders eyeing the ‘jade lizard’
One of the many beauties of options trading is the ability to make money on a rangebound stock. Shares of Meta Platforms are presenting that opportunity right now.
Stephanie Link is buying this little-known play on the AI food chain. And it’s cheap
Timken is a little-known 125-year-old maker of industrial bearings that is now an under-the-radar play on the booming robotics market.
Yields are driving the stock market right now. These are the stocks with the most at stake
CNBC Pro screened the S&P 1500 to list stocks that will benefit most if yields pullback
Stock winners and losers as Anthropic passes OpenAI as hottest AI upstart
Stratification at the frontier model level will have consequences for partner companies, customers and suppliers, analysts say.