Author: super@dmin

It’s a big week for investors, as some of the biggest names on Wall Street step up. No one has been more anticipated than Apple, but it brings to the surface a delicate problem for investors right now.

The Treasury Department says Wednesday it plans to auction $84 billion in notes and bonds next week in its quarterly refunding auctions.

Bitcoin and major cryptocurrency prices are mostly unchanged on Wednesday, hovering near their 2019 lows.

Oil prices on Wednesday extend their climb from two-week lows hit at week’s start, drawing ongoing support from U.S. sanctions on Venezuela’s state-run oil company.

Gold futures on Wednesday march higher, attempting to stretch their win streak to the longest in a month as commodity traders await an update on the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy strategy later in the day.

The U.S. Dollar is trading in negative territory against a basket of rivals early Wednesday, ahead of the first Federal Reserve monetary policy decision of the year.

Treasury yields steady Wednesday as investors look forward to the end of the Federal Reserve’s two-day meeting, which could throw up fresh information on the central bank’s plans.

U.S. stock futures indicate a firmer start for Wall Street on Wednesday, led by the technology sector as shares of Apple and Advanced Micro Devices climbed in premarket trading after earnings reports.

Investors are also looking to the outcome of the latest Federal Open Market Committee meeting

Three universities that are using a little innovation to curb college debt.