Author: super@dmin

The final days of January are likely to be action packed for the stock market as the Federal Reserve, corporate earnings, and politics all converge to create a volatile backdrop for trading.

Many banks and credit unions offered no- or low-interest loans — and now workers will need to pay them off.

A Stanford study found that Latino-owned businesses are far less likely to secure funding than white-owned firms.

U.S. stocks close higher Friday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average gaining for a fifth week in a row, as investors focused on a broadly positive picture painted by earnings season so far.

It often pays to go against Wall Street’s herd.

The head of the House Financial Services Committee and the top Democrat on the Senate Banking Committee are raising questions about the independence of Fannie Mae’s and Freddie Mac’s regulator after a MarketWatch report.

Don’t underestimate the Japanese yen’s status as a haven — and its ability to buoy the currency despite lackluster economic fundamentals.

Capital flows have been supportive of the U.S. dollar of late but this trend might just be ready to turn, challenging already stretched dollar bulls, according to Oxford Economics’ director of macro strategy Gaurav Saroliya.

The hype surrounding cryptocurrencies and blockchain — the distributed ledger technology that underpins all cryptocurrencies — is a little overblown with inroads to mainstream finance patchy at best, say analysts at JPMorgan Chase & Co.

The president holds (most of) the cards in the dispute, as China’s economy is showing signs of serious trouble.