Author: super@dmin

1 in 4 home owners said they no longer felt financially secure after they bought their current home, according to a recent survey.

Europe’s indexes dropped on Tuesday, with a boost in the pound weighing on the FTSE 100, and investors waiting for clarity on President Donald Trump’s tariff deadline extension.

Gold prices edge lower on Tuesday, putting metals on track to notch its first two-session skid in nearly three weeks as weakness in stocks, falling yields and a weaker dollar — all factors that would ordinarily support bullion — fail to inspire buying.

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said Tuesday the economy is sending ‘conflicting signals’ that justify a patient policy approach.

London’s markets were down on Tuesday, after Labour Party leader Jeremy Corybn said he would back a second referendum, causing the pound to leap and pressure on the FTSE 100 to mount

Bitcoin prices fell Tuesday, continuing to erase recent gains that saw the digital currency briefly trade above $4,000 on Saturday — the first move above the psychologically important level since Jan. 10.

Treasury prices rise on Tuesday, nudging yields lower, as a rally in stock to start the week, supported by optimism over U.S.-China tariff negotiations, fades, giving rise to some buying in government paper.

Brexit is the name of the game in Tuesday currency trading, with reports of possible delays to the fast-approaching late-March deadline and a second referendum pushing the British pound to its highest level since October.

U.S. securities regulators are reviewing a series of bond trades by three insurance companies tied to Guggenheim Partners LLC, according to people familiar with the matter.

U.S. stocks are set to open lower on Tuesday as investors digest weaker-than-expected earnings from Home Depot Inc., and awaited start of two days of semiannual testimony from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell.