March 31 (Reuters) - Wall Street ended sharply higher on Tuesday, lifted by speculation about a potential de-escalation in the Middle East conflict that has sent oil prices soaring and fueled fears of ...

Wall Street navigated a volatile week as oil prices, semiconductor swings, and Middle East tensions kept investors on edge ...

Wall Street smells an opportunity in the chaos over President Trump’s tariffs. The Supreme Court’s tossing of Trump’s sweeping tariffs last week kicked off a scramble among business leaders to sort ...

World shares have mostly advanced, with Asian stocks helped by buying of technology-related shares following a tech-led rally ...

No matter how rosy Wall Street’s expectations on the economy have been lately, they generally underestimated the reality, supporting risk-on moods that propelled the stock market advance. That pillar ...

SK hynix priced its Nasdaq ADRs at $149 each, riding AI-driven demand for high-bandwidth memory chips to a major U.S. market debut. Two 2X leveraged ETFs tied to SKHY use derivatives rather than ...

Should employees be allowed to place bets with prediction markets? I’m not talking about insider trading of your own stock.

The biggest IPO has been digested without a hiccup, and Wall Street's so-called "fear gauge" is back below its long-term average.

With Wall Street earnings reports on tap this week, Moody’s Ratings is expecting the big banks to report stronger equity trading and underwriting revenues for the second quarter of 2026. The large U.S ...

Wall Street prices surged due to rumors of de-escalation in Middle East conflict Oil prices way up, as are fears of global inflation Defense secretary says next days will be “decisive” in Iran war ...