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Three reasons why a food-supply shock may be coming to Southeast Asia: Goldman Sachs
Southeast Asia will likely face a food-supply shock, as food becomes more expensive on higher oil and fertilizer prices caused by the Middle East conflict as well as exposure to the effects of a potential strong El Niño event in late 2026, according to a report by Goldman Sachs.
Investors will have to wait a bit longer for any Fed rate cuts this year
One message came out loud and clear after the latest Federal Reserve meeting: Investors will have to wait longer for any interest rate cuts this year.
European stocks are 'finally' improving, UBS says, as it lists where it sees the most upside
European earnings are "finally improving in a meaningful way," UBS has said, as it named its top picks for the continent as earnings season gets underway.
Charts point to rotation to chips from software inside the technology universe
When we hear the term market rotation, we typically think of money moving between sectors — mostly from growth to non-growth. This has been happening over the past several weeks and has been a key reason the S&P 500 has remained near its highs.
Where this top Fidelity bond manager is investing for 2026
Where this top Fidelity bond manager is investing for 2026 Celso Muñoz is among what Morningstar calls the "best-in-class" bond fund managers at Fidelity. Here is where he sees opportunity for income-oriented investors. Investors can still find attractive yields in the bond market today — and they don't have to take a lot of risk to get them, according to Fidelity's Celso Muñoz.
From DLF to Adani Green: 15 Nifty 500 stocks extend 10-day losing streak as sell-off deepens
The relentless sell-off in Indian equities is exposing deeper fault lines in the market. As many as 15 Nifty 500 stocks—from DLF and Adani Green Energy to Bata India—have closed in the red for at least 10 consecutive sessions, marking some of their longest losing streaks in years and underscoring sustained weakness in the broader market. Even the benchmark Nifty 50 has ended lower in nine of the last 11 sessions, while decliners have consistently outpaced advancers over the past three months.
Big earnings reports and worries around the interest rate outlook could sway markets next week
Big earnings reports and worries around the interest rate outlook could sway markets next week The New York Stock Exchange will be closed on Monday, Jan. 19 for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. Here's all you need to watch out for the rest of the week. Company earnings and what happens with the interest rate outlook will unlock what's next for a broadening stock market.
Morgan Stanley says these are top stock picks in 2026, including Nvidia
Morgan Stanley says these are top stock picks in 2026, including Nvidia Morgan Stanley said Spotify, said the audio streamer and podcast platform has a unique combination of AI usage and growth upside. Morgan Stanley named several stocks that are best positioned going in to 2026.
AI spending is expected to stay strong in 2026. Barclays thinks these stocks will benefit
AI spending is expected to stay strong in 2026. Barclays thinks these stocks will benefit Barclays analysts highlighted a dozen overweight-rated stocks that it views as best-positioned to capitalize on higher-than-expected AI spending next year. A handful of stocks stand to benefit from the anticipated surge in artificial intelligence spending next year, according to Barclays.
The AI boom comes to memory chips. What analysts are saying after Micron's blowout quarter
Micron Technology is likely to get a big boost over the coming year if its blockbuster fiscal first-quarter results are anything to go by, even as some investors shrink from the AI trade, according to several Wall Street researchers.
Here are the biggest IPOs of 2025 and how they performed
Here are the biggest IPOs of 2025 and how they performed This week, Medline launched the biggest IPO of 2025. But, it wasn't the only large public listing this year, according to a CNBC Pro data analysis. Medline had its more than $6 billion initial public offering on Wednesday, marking the largest IPO this year and capping off a strong year for new listings.
Fed risks pushing 10-year yield to danger zone for stocks if Powell & Co. are too hawkish today
The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield could could rise if the Federal Reserve comes off too hawkish at Wednesday's policy meeting — and that could be bad news for stock investors, according to Piper Sandler.
These energy stocks are outperforming but underappreciated, according to Goldman Sachs
These energy stocks are outperforming but underappreciated, according to Goldman Sachs Goldman's utilities and clean energy technology director, Ajay Patel, expects Vestas to see further growth as earlier uncertainties like US tariffs and offshore energy costs fade. Power companies caught the attention of Goldman Sachs analysts in November.
Hedge funds may save billions from a border adjustment tax
CNBC's Leslie Picker reports on sentiment in hedge funds for a possible border adjustment tax.
Police: Investigation is underway on incident
Commander BJ Harrington speaks at a London Police news conference on the shooting incident outside the U.K. Parliament building in London.
Samana: Pullback is very sector-specific
Discussing the pullback in the markets and where investors should look for growth with Charles Bobrinskoy, Ariel Investments vice chairman & head of investment group, and Sameer Samana, Wells Fargo Investment Institute global quantitative strategist.
One person dead in incident near UK Parliament: Reports
CNBC's Wilfred Frost reports the latest on the shooting incident outside the U.K. Parliament building in London.
First responder describes arriving at the scene
A first responder speaks about the shooting incident outside the U.K. Parliament building in London.
Fears of a Sears bankruptcy are reignited
Concerns after the company expressed doubt about its future as a retailer.
Ret. Col. Jacobs: Parliament incident follows the pattern of ISIS suggestions to supporters
Retired U.S. Army Col. Jack Jacobs discusses the security environment following a shooting incident outside the U.K. Parliament building in London and the electronics ban on flights from the Middle East.
Could the S&P be headed to 3,000?
Bank of America's Stephen Suttmeier tells CNBC's Jackie DeAngelis why the S&P could be headed to 3,000.
Trump says he's been briefed on London incident
CNBC's Eamon Javers reports on the White House's response to the shooting incident outside the U.K. Parliament building in London.
McClellan: Apple's strength points to 'no great carnage' in Nasdaq 100
Tom McClellan, McClellan Market Report editor, discusses the market correction and Apple's influence on the Nasdaq 100.
Trump: Recieved an update on situation in London
CNBC's Eamon Javers reports on the White House's response to the shooting incident outside the U.K. Parliament building in London.
Reuters correspondent: London incident response was 'immediate and substantial'
From inside Parliament, Reuters UK Chief Correspondent Elizabeth Piper discusses the latest on the shooting incident outside the U.K. Parliament building in London.
$1 billion in tax refunds is waiting to be claimed
On Wednesday, the Internal Revenue Service said that the agency currently has $1B in unclaimed tax refunds.
Metropolitan Police: Treating Westminster incident as 'terrorist incident' until we know otherwise
CNBC's Kelly Evans reports the latest on the shooting incident outside the U.K. Parliament building in London.
Follow these tax tips if you're a serial freelancer
Being self-employed comes with a lot more responsibilities when it comes to filing your taxes.
Former CIA analyst: UK Parliament shooting was 'meant to send a very public message'
Former CIA analyst Lt. Col. Tony Shaffer weighs in on the shooting incident outside the U.K. Parliament building in London.
Shots fired outside UK Parliament -Reuters
CNBC's Wilfred Frost reports that according to Reuters, there was a shooting incident outside the U.K. Parliament building in London.
Significant police presence at scene of Westminster incident
CNBC's Willem Marx reports the latest from the ground on the shooting incident outside the U.K. Parliament building in London.
Everyone's into meal kits like Blue Apron, until they're not
Growth of meal kit delivery services is slowing. CNBC's Eric Chemi checked it out.
UK Parliament building on lockdown
CNBC's Wilfred Frost reports the latest on the shooting incident outside the U.K. Parliament building in London.
Eyewitness: Looked out window, saw people running away from man with kitchen knife
Eyewitness Andy Woodcock, Press Association, describes the shooting incident outside the U.K. Parliament building in London.
Cord-cutting isn't happening
Turns out Americans aren't cord-cutting despite rising anxiety among legacy media networks.
Parliament Speaker: Police officer stabbed, alleged assailant shot by police
CNBC's Wilfred Frost reports the latest on the shooting incident outside the U.K. Parliament building in London.
Costco will not be delivered right to your door
A delivery service announced Tuesday it will start making runs to Costco to pick up orders for customers.
Byron Wien: Market was due for a correction
Byron Wien, Blackstone multi-asset investment group vice chairman, discusses the correction in stocks as the market worries Trump's policies won't be enacted.
Payne: UK Parliament shooting 'absolutely shocking' incident
Seb Payne, Financial Times political columnist, speaks on the shooting incident outside the U.K. Parliament building in London.
The lawyer of a Russian whistleblower's family was seriously injured under alarming circumstances
The lawyer of a Russian whistleblower's family, Nikolai Gorokhov, was seriously injured under what some are calling suspicious circumstances.
Elon Musk says the recent NASA funding bill won't help get us to Mars
Elon Musk expressed his unhappiness with the new NASA funding bill via Twitter on Tuesday and said the bill does nothing to help his mission to the Red Planet.
Xerox's Jacobson: We're all about productivity
Jeff Jacobson, Xerox CEO, discusses the forward strategy for the newly re-branded company after the spin-off of Conduent.
GM December US sales up 10.0% vs 0.7% est.
CNBC's Phil LeBeau reports the latest sales figures from General Motors.
Tillerson was a darn good exec: Cramer
The "Squawk on the Street" crew discuss the news that in order to avoid conflicts of interest, Rex Tillerson and ExxonMobile will be severing all ties.
McDonald's opens in Vatican building
The fast food chain set up a location in a Vatican-owned building, which is also home to several senior cardinals.
Morgan Stanley says sell the inauguration
The bank tells investors it's time to start thinking about getting out of US stocks.
Regulators fine TransUnion and Equifax for deceit over credit scores
The CFPB says the companies tricked consumers about the usefulness and cost of credit scores.
Cramer on Tesla: They should call it 'Teflon Motors'
The "Squawk on the Street" crew discuss the news that Tesla missed its 2016 delivery goal for the full year.
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