Author: super@dmin

Cryptocurrency prices are trading mostly higher on Tuesday, looking to claw back some of the ground lost on Monday.

U.S. stock-index futures set up stocks for losses, as investors re-examine trade concerns.

The U.S. dollar drops versus its major rivals on Tuesday, led lower by weaker Treasury yields that saw the three-year and five-year yield curve invert. Elsewhere, the British pound bounces higher on the news that the U.K. could unilaterally overturn Brexit.

A pitch for bonds may sound insane, but this isn’t the usual approach.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell predicts lawmakers would avert a government shutdown when a proposed stopgap measure expires later this month, saying neither party wants the political blame for a lapse in funding.

A husband and wife team run a service to help people in their 30s and 40s with their finances.

U.S. stocks average calendar-year advances two-thirds of the time, writes Mark Hulbert.

This autumn’s stock market bloodbath prompted tactical retreats for the two.

Asian equities were broadly lower following Monday’s jumps across the region, with a number of indexes sitting near session lows as the day’s action progressed.

Many retailers benefit from the tariff halt Trump announced over the weekend, with industry groups holding out hope for a final resolution with China.