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The world’s deepest, most liquid bond market remains vulnerable to aggressive selloffs that could alarm stock investors.

The Department of Government Efficiency will be allowed only limited access to Social Security data after a federal court handed a ruling that will block the agency from tapping beneficiaries’ personal identifiable information at will.

If you hold a lot of U.S. Treasury bonds in your portfolio, as many retirees and older investors do, would you like the bad news first, or the good news?

Research shows that in his first term, Trump’s social-media posts changed market expectations for interest rates, impacting policy.

President Donald Trump has spent the week talking trade. But the hardest part may be yet to come.

Parent of President Trump’s Truth Social has complained to the SEC about potential illegal bearish bets made against its stock by a U.K.-based hedge fund.

“Smart money” investors have been buying stocks pretty aggressively lately, even as the market continues to struggle in 2025.

If approved, the pill is expected to be far easier to administer than current injectables — and far easier to manufacture.

On Thursday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average became the latest major U.S. equity-market gauge to experience a “death cross.”

Removing the chair of the central bank would have severe consequences for markets and the economy, strategists warn.

Both of these stocks often see big postearnings moves. Meanwhile, the broader U.S. market is struggling to find its footing.

A judge ruled parts of Google’s ad-tech business to be monopolistic, but an analyst notes the latest case concerns a relatively small portion of Google’s empire.

Another rumored partner has dismissed the prospect of an arrangement with Intel, suggesting the company won’t get outside help with its turnaround.

The U.S. bond market has been in rough patch since President Donald Trump announced “Liberation Day” tariffs.

“I have plenty of rainy-day money. I don’t want to be a landlord again. And, yes, I give my children money.”

Trucking and logistics provider J.B. Hunt Transport Services Inc. on Tuesday said that its customers are still trying to figure out how to adapt to new tariff-related stresses, and said it had lost some business to rivals offering lower shipping prices.