The S&P 500’s earnings growth has gone bonkers thanks to one company
Markets are gearing up for the busiest week of second-quarter earnings season.
Markets are gearing up for the busiest week of second-quarter earnings season.
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Local residents walk past burning garages outside a residential building following a Russian missile strike on the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv on July 6, 2026, amid the Russian invasion in Ukraine. Genya Savilov | Afp | Getty Images The long-running Russia-Ukraine war appears to have entered a new phase after major developments over the weekend…
Prior month 0.5% revised to 0.4% Retail sales for May versus .0% expected Prior month Ex Autos +0.1% revised to 0.0% Retail Sales 1.2% ex Auto vs 1.4% expected sales were up in all nine subsectors, led by increases in gasoline stations and fuel vendors Core retail sales excluding gasoline and fuel vendors and motor vehicle and parts dealers…
MBS convexity hedging: back with a vengeance, or ghost story? – Risk.net Skip to main content End of drawer navigation content More bonds now sit with active hedgers but market is split on whether flows can move US rates again Back in the early 2000s, the US rates markets were at the mercy of mortgage-backed…
DB USA undershoots Fed capital decline by 3.4pp in DFAST 2026 – Risk.net Skip to main content End of drawer navigation content Nine banks project smaller CET1 falls than the Fed Nine US banks projected smaller declines in their Common Equity Tier 1 (CET1) ratios than the Federal Reserve in the 2026 Dodd-Frank stress tests…
Listen to the audio version of this article (generated by AI). Whenever something dramatic happens, a lot of folks like to go on TV and play the “blame game.” It can get very philosophical. But I’ll let you in on a secret: At the end of the day, the culprit is almost always the same……