Monday, March 4, 2024
Evening
- S&P 500 edges lower as investors hold their breath ahead of economic data
- Gold Flirts With New Record High on US Interest Rate Outlook
- Wall Street Holds Back on Big Bets Before Key Data: Markets Wrap
- Oil Retreats as OPEC-Driven Rally Hits Resistance at $80 Barrier
- Corporate junk debt defaults hit post-pandemic high in February
- JPMorgan Sees ‘Froth’ in US Stocks, While Goldman Says Rally Justified
Afternoon
- Wall St slips after record-breaking rally; economic data on tap
- Gold Touches $2,100 as Traders Scoop Up Metal on Rate Cut Bets
- Three Red Sea underwater data cables have been cut as Houthi attacks continue in the vital waterway
- Fed's Bostic: No urgency to cut interest rates given US economy's strength
- US officials say Houthi bombing campaign hindered by intel gaps
- Germany dismisses Russia’s claim it is preparing attack as ‘absurd propaganda’
General
- Stocks Pause After Rally, Seek Rate-Cut Signals: Markets Wrap
- Gold hovers near two-month peak as bets build for June US rate cut
- Oil inches lower amid profit taking on OPEC+ cut extension
- Japan's Nikkei breaches 40,000 level for first time as tech stocks soar
- US corporate debt euphoria could stall as Fed tightens liquidity
- Apple hit with deterrent $2 bln EU antitrust fine in Spotify case
- Wall Street is increasingly worried about inflation's resurgence
- China to hold 2024 parliamentary meeting from March 5-11
- Chinese Insurers Warn of Debt Risks at Property Giant Vanke
- Emerging Assets at Risk as Governments Clash With Central Banks
- Putin ally says Ukraine is 'definitely Russia', rules out talks with Zelenskiy
- Kremlin says German recording shows intent to strike Russia, asks whether Scholz in charge
- South Korea, US troops kick off annual drills over North threats
- The Skyrocketing Costs Driving Cheeseburger Prices Up—And Restaurant Owners Out
- How China Is Churning Out EVs Faster Than Everyone Else
- Russia’s Backdoor for Battlefield Goods From China: Central Asia
- Persistent price pressures in services could delay rate cuts, says BIS
- The radical changes coming to the world’s biggest bond market
- China’s Xi Jinping to resist market pressure to step up stimulus efforts