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Americans are still spending. Why aren’t consumer discretionary stocks keeping up?
Despite higher prices in 2026, Americans have continued to spend. At the same time, consumer discretionary stocks have lagged. Here are the factors that can help explain the divide – and what investors can watch for next.By Sergei Klebnikov|6 minMarkets
How the inherited IRA 10-year rule works under the SECURE Act
It’s easy to misunderstand the inherited IRA 10-year rule. Here’s what you should know about annual RMDs, key deadlines, missed withdrawal penalties and more.By Adam Frank|8 minMarkets
‘A hangover from the big post-election rally.’ What comes next for markets?
Stocks rallied on November 4, the day after the midterm election, then reversed the next day as tech and AI concerns returned. Here's what drove the reversal and what investors can watch next.By Sergei Klebnikov|3 minMarkets
The blue wave is changing the AI trade
Potential scrutiny around new data centers could give hyperscalers an edge as investors reprice regulatory risk.By Kriti Gupta, Nick RobertsMarkets
The Federal Reserve isn't the only central bank to hike rates in 2026: What global tightening means for investors
Several major central banks around the world have raised interest rates in 2026, including the Bank of Japan, European Central Bank and others. Learn how global tightening can affect yields, costs and portfolios.By Hilarey Gould|7 minMarkets
How do midterm elections affect the stock market? What history shows
How do midterm elections affect the stock market? Explore historical returns, election-year volatility and what investors should know ahead of the 2026 midterms.By Sergei Klebnikov|7 minMarkets
Would prices have fallen without tariffs this past year? New York Fed research says yes for many consumer goods
New York Fed researchers say tariffs pushed consumer goods prices higher in 2025 and 2026. Learn why the effects may last into 2027 and what it might mean for households and investors.By Hilarey Gould|5 minMarkets
Jumping hurdles: The race to year end
Despite a crowded risk calendar, breadth and historical outperformance set the U.S. stock market up for outsized returns after the midterm elections.By Kriti Gupta, Nick Roberts
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