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Market volatility
'Uncertainty' was the byword of the 2023 markets. Will 2024 be the same way?
Jan 2, 2024
Despite the anxiety, 2023 closed out pretty well for investors. But that hasn't resulted in a unified sense of optimism.
Buyers snap up U.S. Treasury I bonds before interest rate deadline
Oct 28, 2022
Treasury's website was overwhelmed as investors clamored for the inflation-adjusted savings bonds to lock in a 9.62% rate.
What the stock market is signaling about the future of the economy
by
Justin Ho
Oct 19, 2022
The ups and downs of the stock market don't always predict the future of the economy. But stocks can give us some clues about where investors think the economy is headed.
How can investors keep an eye on future market volatility?
by
Lily Jamali
Sep 1, 2022
The VIX, also known as the "fear gauge," is one measure. What does it tell us, and what are its limits?
Are we headed for another crypto winter?
by
Lily Jamali
Jun 14, 2022
The term describes the downturn in the value of bitcoin as well as the fortunes of companies that support the cryptocurrency ecosystem.
How markets are reacting to the presidential election
by
David Brancaccio
, Victoria Craig
, Daniel Shin
, Meredith Garretson
, Erika Soderstrom
and Alex Schroeder
Nov 4, 2020
Market analysts have started to look at what particular election outcomes might mean for markets, U.S. fiscal policy and more.
Trump's positive COVID test adds more uncertainty to volatile markets
Oct 2, 2020
It comes after the first presidential debate and the uncertain fate of more coronavirus relief.
For public good, not for profit.
What sound does a volatile stock market make?
by
Kai Ryssdal
and Alli Fam
Mar 31, 2020
We know what the data looks like. But what if we could hear it?
Who wins and who misses out when there's market volatility
by
Janet Nguyen
Mar 7, 2019
Some can actually benefit from the chaos.
Hedge funds are facing challenges in an uncertain market
by
Justin Ho
Jan 11, 2019
For years, when stocks were making gains, hedge funds were criticized for their fees and lackluster performance.