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Stock market news, U.S. stocks went up because Treasury yields stopped rising sharply and investors liked how the Bank of England suddenly changed its policy. The S& P 500 gained about 2%, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average…
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People often forget that they can buy things that make them money. The old saying, "You have to spend money to make money," is still true. When you pay your bills and still have money left over, it's a great feeling for the first…
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Bear markets are part of the peak-to-trough cycle and can't be stopped. According to Hartford Funds, since 1928, there have been 26 bear markets and 27 bull markets. Since up and down cycles are almost exactly even, the only good…
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Derek Brown of Beutel Goodman Investment Counsel says that high-yield debt and investment-grade fixed income are both good places to look for opportunities. Investment-grade bond spreads in the Canadian market are all over the place,…
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Can you still save for your retirement even though the market is so unstable? The answer is yes, and you can get there for as little as $5! I know that the title might sound like clickbait. But I want to reassure Motley Fool readers…
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Experts say that the copper market needs to get ready for a supply squeeze, but China's demand for the metal is set to grow even though the number of new homes being built has dropped. Bloomberg says that data from CRU Group shows that…
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The global foreign exchange market is in a lot of trouble right now, in September and October, which have been historically rough months for the stock and financial markets. The strength of the U.S. dollar (the USDX is at a 20-year high),…
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Emerging markets are the first places in the world to use cryptocurrencies. Cryptocurrencies are seen as a safe place to go when the economy is in trouble and inflation is high. Many African countries are using cryptocurrencies to help…
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At one point on Monday morning, the pound fell as low as $1.03 US. The British pound fell to its lowest level against the U.S. dollar since 1985, but it bounced back on Monday as investors thought about the U.K. government's plans to…
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Toronto- A new survey shows that Canadian employers are planning for the biggest pay raise in 20 years. This is because they are trying to deal with inflationary pressures, rising interest rates, the risk of a recession, and a tight labor…
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