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Why Markets Are in a Good Mood After Yesterday's Rate Hike
The Wall Street Journal8d agoneutral
Why Markets Are in a Good Mood After Yesterday's Rate Hike

Stocks and bonds swooned yesterday after the Federal Reserve hiked interest rates for the first time in three years—only to reverse course and charge higher in premarket trading this morning. One explanation, according to Mohit Kumar, Jefferies’ chief European economist: Investors realize they may have overreacted to Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh’s hawkish tone. “I don't think Warsh indicated a series of rate hikes,” Kumar said.

The Nuclear Stock Boom Could Keep Decaying
The Wall Street Journal8d agoneutral
The Nuclear Stock Boom Could Keep Decaying

​📈 Follow our live markets data and coverage. You didn’t have to know the difference between yellowcake and pound cake to see that nuclear energy was a hot trade last year. Its future remains bright, but investors who chased the rally’s latter stages are nursing losses.

Wednesday Recap: Fed Issues First Rate Hike Since 2023
The Wall Street Journal8d agoneutral
Wednesday Recap: Fed Issues First Rate Hike Since 2023

The Federal Reserve raised interest rates for the first time in three years, reversing cuts it made last year and implicitly countering the White House’s position that inflation isn’t a concern. Treasury yields moved higher after Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh began his post-decision press conference.

European shares rise as oil slips, yields stall
Reuters8d agoneutral
European shares rise as oil slips, yields stall

Sept 17 (Reuters) - European shares edged higher on Thursday, with risk sentiment getting a lift as crude oil prices continued to fall and a global bond selloff paused for breath after the U.S.