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Previous halvings have powered the cryptocurrency's price higher because they reduce the supply of new tokens in circulation.

If the US doesn't adjust fiscal policy, markets could have a reaction similar to the UK's 2022 financial crisis, Wharton professor Joao Gomes said.

India imported an estimated 7.6 million of US barrels in March, a significant increase from the 3 million in January, Bloomberg reported.

The stock market has rewarded investors saving for retirement, but market pros say retirees need to think carefully about their plans for those gains.

Wells Fargo, Wedbush Securities, and Bernstein have all cut Tesla's price target this month, and expect low growth through this year.

RBA says energy and utility infrastructure, transportation, and real estate are top sectors within the theme of US reindustrialization.

Truth Social is set to go public next week, with Donald Trump's stake worth billions. But cashing out could also send other investors fleeing.

Proceeds generated by Russian assets stuck in the EU could soon be used to by weapons for Ukraine, based on a new proposal.

Crypto bulls are confident that a looming "halving" event could power bitcoin to new highs, despite the coin's recent declines.

Reddit priced its long-awaited IPO on Wednesday, selling shares at $34 each, valuing the social media site at around $6.4 billion.

China is expected to import 1.7 million barrels of Russian crude a day, taking over Indian demand, Kpler data cited by Bloomberg shows.

Consumer spending and market momentum are strong, while elevated rates haven't created meaningful cracks in the economy.

The $418 million settlement will effectively eliminate the long-standing 6% commission, which has been standard in home purchase transactions for years.

The leading cryptocurrency and the precious metal are both on winning streaks, but analysts say their simultaneous rises are something of a coincidence.

Goldman Sachs strategists break down how dramatically the American economy and equity markets have outpaced the rest of the world in recent decades.

Veteran analyst Milton Berg said he's short stocks including Nvidia and Netflix as he believes the market is near its peak and recession may lie ahead.

"All our clients are asking us that question, given how cheap China appears," Sharmin Mossavar-Rahmani told Bloomberg TV.

Star forecaster Gary Shilling rang the alarm on stocks and growth, dismissed de-dollarization fears, and predicted the housing market would recover.

The S&P 500 could soar as high as 5,500 this year, thanks to a slew of positive indicators that flashed in January, Fundstrat previously said.

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway increased its cash hoard by $60 billion in 15 months, suggesting the investor sees trouble ahead, Steve Hanke said.

Jeremy Siegel said Nvidia and other tech stocks are not yet in a bubble, but can't keep rising forever and a reversal could be swift.

Nvidia is raking in massive profits while its Big Tech customers rack up huge bills buying its chips, Jim Chanos and Larry McDonald said.

Shares in the AI chipmaker surged as much as 14% in premarket trading after reporting better-than-expected quarterly revenues on Wednesday.

Equities were flat from 1967 to 1980, during a period when the US economy was experience stagflation, JPMorgan said in a recent note.

Jeremy Grantham warned of a huge real estate bubble, predicted stocks would disappoint for a decade, and blasted the Fed for driving up asset prices.

Stocks are super expensive and set to disappoint, the AI craze is overblown, and the US economy is "living on air," Jeremy Grantham said.

The billionaire tech mogul's Founders Fund started snapping up bitcoin and ether in mid-2023, Reuters reported.

Carl Icahn, the activist investor who owned an airline in the 1980s, has built a $200 million stake in JetBlue from scratch this year.

The S&P 500 touched 5,000 points for the first time Thursday, but its lofty valuation threatens to weigh on future performance, market veterans said.

Stocks are poised to disappoint, recession alarms are flashing, and speculation is rife in tech and crypto, says market prophet Gary Shilling.