The dollar index (DXY00 ) today is down by -0.38% at a 5-week low. The dollar was undercut by today’s weak Nov ADP report, which was dovish for Fed policy. The dollar recovered from its worst level today after the Nov ISM services index unexpectedly rose

NKE pushes turnaround efforts as tariffs squeeze margins, testing its innovation drive and renewed wholesale momentum.

Macy's reported better-than-expected earnings, but its profit forecast disappointed investors. Chief Executive Officer Tony Spring struck a cautious note on consumer spending in the coming weeks, saying in an interview that guidance was \\

Costco has sued the Trump administration to secure potential refunds on its import tariffs. The post Costco sues Trump administration as tariff backlash intensifies appeared first on FreightWaves.

Small businesses lost -120K jobs last month, the biggest decline since the Covid pandemic in 2020.

Bitcoin prices held above $92,000, signaling that a run to $100,000 isn't off the table.

Barclays clears one of the Bank of England's toughest stress tests, with U.K. banks showing solid capital strength under severe scenarios.

Old Dominion Freight Line’s November update showed modest improvement from October. The post Old Dominion again sees yields improve as volumes sag appeared first on FreightWaves.

What Is Driving the Shift in Fiserv’s Fair Value Estimate Fiserv’s fair value estimate has edged down from $95.84 to $95.48, a modest recalibration that reflects a slightly higher discount rate of 9.17% versus 9.08% previously. Analysts are effectively de

Chipotle's 34.6% slide reflects weakening traffic, margin strain and stressed core consumers, raising questions about near-term recovery.

Aflac, Unum, Globe Life and Trupanion stand out as insurers navigating pricing pressure and rising medical costs with disciplined underwriting and tech-driven efficiency.

Futures rise, commodities whiplash, and investors brace for labor data that could steer next week's pivotal Fed decision.

LONDON, Dec 3 (Reuters) - The gap between developing nations' debt servicing costs and new financing hit a more than 50-year high of $741 billion between ​2022 and 2024, the World Bank said on Wednesday, urging countries to use ‌the more relaxed global fi

GM, AEM, GLDD, BTSG and ECG stand out as market leaders, showcasing strong relative price strength amid a resilient U.S. economy.