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Will the Fed hike rates in October? 50 basis points in total hikes expected, but Fed officials say there's 'no need for urgency'
Heading into October’s FOMC meeting, our outlook is for 50 basis points in total hikes before the tightening ends. Fed officials say inflation is still too high, but signal there may not be a need to act with urgency.By Sergei Klebnikov|6 minMarkets
Are Fed officials changing their tone ahead of October’s FOMC meeting? Here’s what they’re saying
Several Fed officials have struck a more hawkish tone in speeches ahead of October’s FOMC meeting. Here's what they're saying, what the dot plot suggests, and the key dates and reports that could shift expectations.By Sergei Klebnikov|9 minMarkets
How has the Nasdaq performed so far in 2026?
The Nasdaq Composite Index is up 15.6% as of close on September 30, 2026, beating the S&P 500 and the Dow so far this year. Here’s what’s driving returns and what investors can watch for in the market through December.By Sergei Klebnikov|5 minMarkets
What risks? Earnings are up and to the right
Earnings strength is spreading beyond the handful of mega-cap names that have dominated index-level returns.By Kriti Gupta, Christopher BagginiMarkets
A calm index, a restless market
As stocks and bonds increasingly move in sync, the headline rally can hide a quiet repricing. We explore why dispersion is back.By Kriti Gupta, Nick RobertsMarkets
Which industries are most affected by Fed rate hikes?
When the Federal Reserve hikes interest rates, borrowing costs, customer demand and valuations across industries may be impacted, from real estate and small businesses to AI data centers.By Sergei Klebnikov|7 minMarkets
Data centers meet democracy: The backlash to the AI buildout
As U.S. congressional elections approach, rising electricity prices have elevated data center oversight as a rare bipartisan issue.By Kriti Gupta, Justin Biemann|8 minMarkets
How wars and geopolitical conflicts can affect stock market performance: What history shows and how investors can prepare for volatility
Wars can rattle stock markets, but history shows many shocks are short-lived. Learn what drives volatility when geopolitical conflict arises – and how you can manage your investments when markets get bumpy.By Sergei Klebnikov|7 min
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