Investors will be closely focused on whether Powell furthers his pivot toward cutting rates that he began in his speech at Jackson Hole last month.

The S&P 500 offers strong long-term returns, but high valuations and heavy concentration mean it may not fit every investor’s objectives.

US Treasury yields continued to ease on Wednesday, yet the dollar delivered a mixed performance in early trade—slipping against the yen and yuan while rebounding against most other currencies.

US building Permits plunged 3.7% MoM (worse than the 0.6% MoM rise expected).

The S&P 500 reached another record high, but post-Fed volatility is likely.

Nvidia shares slipped over 1% in pre-market trading after the Financial Times reported that China’s internet regulator has banned the country’s biggest technology companies from buying its artificial intelligence chips.

Gold slips from record highs near $3,703 as traders await the Fed’s interest rate decision.

Ethereum rebounded from $4,500 support, forming a bullish hammer, with traders watching $4,800 upside and $4,200 downside levels.

Q1 results showed $4.5B in sales and $0.86 EPS, as General Mills reaffirmed full-year guidance.

The outlook for the S&P 500's dividends in the current and remaining quarters of 2025 has changed.

Inflation is more or less at a peak, though it's likely to stay in the 3.5-4% area for the rest of this year.

The Pound Sterling remains firm against its peers despite the UK core and service CPI cooling down in August.

Crypto market is nicely recovering from a technical and Elliott wave perspective, but into some key levels ahead of the Fed meeting.

Tesla Inc. has experienced a notable stock surge driven by strong technical momentum and positive news, despite facing mixed fundamental performance and cautious analyst sentiment.

The GBP/USD price analysis shows the pound steady against the dollar.

Markets are bracing for the Federal Reserve's next moves, with a 25-basis-point rate cut already expected.

The Canadian dollar strengthened to 1.38 per US dollar in September, reaching monthly highs after domestic data reinforced expectations that the Bank of Canada would take a cautious approach to rate cuts.

President Trump is pushing to reduce the SEC’s financial reporting requirements from quarterly to semiannual reporting.

Industrial and manufacturing production, and retail sales, all beating consensus. Nonetheless, there’s a tendency toward trending sideways.

Asian stocks fluctuated between minor gains and losses as investors awaited the Federal Reserve’s policy announcement, speculating that the central bank might lower interest rates for the first time this year.