ING currency strategist calls US currency a "scapegoat for Trump's unpredictable policies"

The dollar posted its biggest drop in the first half of the year since 1973. What's weighing on it?

NVIDIA Corporation

Meta Platforms, Inc.

Intel Corporation

Daily review and forecast of events on the US stock market from&nbsp;Mikhail Denislamov, Deputy Director of Freedom Capital Markets Research.

Morning in New York: trade talks and the "Great and Beautiful Bill" in focus

Investors seek alternatives to US stocks amid duties and political risks

European stocks outperformed U.S. stocks in the first half of the year. Is it too late to buy them?


NIKE, Inc.

Nike is trying to sell off outdated models at discounted prices and faces high duties on imports from China

Wall Street awaits Nike's 'painful' quarterly report. Should investors be worried?

Investment bank's baseline scenario assumes oil at $60-65

UBS allowed oil prices to fall below $50 per barrel. What is behind this scenario?

The euro will be the most sought-after currency in central banks' reserves over the next 1-2 years, the yuan on a 10-year horizon, a survey showed

The world's central banks are considering moving away from the US dollar. What are they choosing?

HanesBrands Inc.

Lear Corporation

KLA Corporation

After a long time in the shadow of large corporations, mid-cap companies have once again become of interest to large investors

The shock of Trump's duties has passed, Fidelity believes. Which stocks is he betting on?

One of the countries where the regulator decided to reduce the rate is Switzerland, where it is now at zero level


Three interest rate cuts in 24 hours: how is Europe reacting to Trump's duties?


Components for the US aerospace industry will be imported from the UK with a zero rate, and cars within 100,000 units will be imported with duties of 10%

The US and UK have reached a trade agreement. Which industries will benefit from this

Amazon.com, Inc.

Visa Inc.

Archer Aviation Inc.

Morning in New York: focus on Israel-Iran conflict and tensions over US policy

On June 11, US President Donald Trump said the court sided with him and ruled that the US can use duties "to protect itself from other countries." But Igor Slabykh, a lawyer and author of the USlegalnews telegram channel about US legal news, believes that it is too early for the US administration to celebrate victory. How are the US court battles around import duties developing and where can they lead?

Extraordinary case: can Trump defend duties in U.S. court


The terms of the deal have yet to be finalized by Trump and Xi Jinping themselves

Tariffs