The Latest Breaking News from US Federal Reserve

The S&P 500, a proxy for US retirement and college savings accounts, fell more than 10% below its Jan 3 record close.

Market have been adjusting to tighter money. They might not be moving fast enough for the Fed.

NEW DELHI: Equity indices crashed for the fifth straight session on Monday with the benchmark BSE sensex falling over 1,500 points amid heavy sell off across sectors.

Worries over Ukraine tensions and prospect of US interest rate rises hits stocks, wiping out FTSE 100’s early 2022 gains, before a late recovery on Wall Street

The new Online Safety Act aims to combat online abuse, triggering content and those pesky Instagram scams.

Shares are mostly lower in Asia after Wall Street logged its worst week since the pandemic began in 2020

Australian shares extend their losses from last week, tracking a lower finish on Wall Street, amid fears of inflation and policy tightening by the US Federal Reserve.

The Biden administration is preparing to release an initial government-wide strategy for digital assets as soon as next month and task federal agencies with assessing the risks and opportunities that they pose, according to people familiar with the matter.

Federal Reserve officials will signal next week they’ll raise interest rates in March for the first time in more than three years and shrink their balance sheet soon after, economists surveyed by Bloomberg said.

Last week, we discussed that certain parts of the market were in rough shape, specifically growth stocks with high-multiples. Fortunately for us, we’ve totally avoided these stocks as the POWR Ratings universally hates this category of stocks rendering them untouchable for the POWR10 portfolio (and all other POWR Ratings-derived tools…

The Fed appears to be on track to increase interest rates as early as March. Furthermore, disappointing quarterly earnings reports from big U.S. banks have caused the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) to retreat of late. So, with stock market volatility not expected to subside anytime soon, we think the…