For investors wondering what the yield curve inversion means for the market, it is not necessarily a death knell for stocks.
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Now that the key yield curve has inverted, here’s what typically happens to stocks next
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We’ve been here before: What gold’s past bull runs — and sell-offs — tell us about where it could go next
Precious metals remained in recovery mode on Wednesday morning, with prices rising off the back of a historic sell-off. By 3:45 a.m. ET, spot gold was edging toward a rise of 3%, settling at around $5,079.4 an ounce. New York gold futures jumped 3.3% to $5,093.80. XAU= 1Y line Gold price Gold — typically viewed […]
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Novo Nordisk shares tumble 18% as CEO warns it will get worse before it gets better
Just as Novo Nordisk showed signs of a recovery, another cold shower hit investors as the drugmaker surprise pre-released its 2026 forecast late Tuesday, sending shares tumbling. Novo Nordisk’s stock plummeted 18% in Copenhagen early Wednesday, tracking losses seen in its American depositary shares on Tuesday and more than wiping out gains seen so far […]
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CNBC’s The China Connection newsletter: For Chinese businesses, it’s not about which AI is the smartest
This report is from this week’s CNBC’s The China Connection newsletter, which brings you insights and analysis on what’s driving the world’s second-largest economy. You can subscribe here. The big story Will the U.S. or China win the artificial intelligence race? That’s the big question for investors wondering where they should put their money. But frequently, […]
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