Steve Sosnick, Interactive Brokers’ chief strategist, discusses some themes from 2020 and what that means for risk going forward in 2021.
Control of the US Senate will have big implications for investors as will the direction of Fed policy and tech stocks.
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U.S. market volatility jumps to July highs amid new economic worries from Europe and China. What you need to know:
Look who’s on the receiving end of a big positive mood swing by Wall Street.
The global P&C side of the insurance industry has reported a significant boost in premiums, and the growing calls to insure climate-related risk are partly to blame. The resulting jump in insurance costs for policyholders is an issue that lawmakers are taking steps to address
There was little in Alcoa’s earnings to dispel the notion that it could be a difficult earnings season for many companies — especially the industrials.
