The small-cap slump is getting historically long. Here’s what needs to change for a rebound
The Russell 2000 has gone more than 600 trading days without a record high, dating back to November 2021. Interest rates and earnings growth are key factors.
Fed’s favorite inflation gauge is expected to show very slow progress on Friday
The Commerce Department’s measure of personal consumption expenditures prices is expected to show inflation in April running at a 2.7% annual rate.
Nvidia has one customer accounting for a fifth of revenue, and UBS has a guess on who it is
Nvidia, the red-hot chipmaker that sells advanced processors to enable artificial intelligence technology, may have a customer bigger than anyone else.
CNBC’s Inside India newsletter: Could markets sink even if Modi wins?
Although the counting of ballots will only begin on June 4, exit polls by local media outlets are likely to pour in soon after voting finishes on Saturday.
Fed’s Williams says inflation is too high but will start coming down soon
With markets on edge over the direction of monetary policy, Williams offered no clear indication of where he is leaning with possible interest rate cuts.
This software stock is quietly one of the best tech stocks of the decade and Bank of America sees more gains ahead
Cadence Design Systems is a “high-quality growth compounder” that’s “well levered to AI,” analyst Vivek Arya said.
Index values for Dow, S&P 500 are working again after hourlong freeze
The CME Group confirmed to CNBC that there were issues affecting the calculations of those two indexes on Thursday.
S&P upgrades outlook on India’s sovereign rating to ‘positive’
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman called the upgrade a “welcome development”.
French Open: Alcohol banned from stands at Roland Garros by tournament director Amelie Mauresmo
The first week of the tournament has seen a raucous atmosphere and there was an incident on Wednesday when Belgian David Goffin claimed a spectator spat chewing gum at him during his five sets victory over France’s Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard.
Princess Kate won’t attend upcoming military ceremony as she continues cancer treatment
Kate, the Princess of Wales, will miss a military ceremony she would usually take part in next month as she continues her cancer treatment, a Kensington Palace spokesperson said Thursday.
