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Experts are convening in NYC for SALT this week. Insider's Phil Rosen caught up with correspondent Laila Maidan to get the scoop on the conference.

August's inflation data will impact markets and the next Fed rate hike. Experts told Insider what to watch and what could come next for stocks.

Soaring power prices in Europe have put mounting pressure on utility companies, and they now face $1 trillion in payments that could lead to bankruptcies.

Central banks around the world are hiking interest rates, and on Thursday the European Central Bank mirrored the Fed with a 75 basis point move.

A hawkish Fed and global recession fears have sent the US dollar soaring in 2022 - and it has prompted particularly aggressive moves from China.

Stocks could face more downward pressure as high inflation and a slate of other factors ramp up the odds of a US recession.

Recent rebounds in stocks have merely been bear-market rallies and the market could crash more than 50%, according to legendary investor Jeremy Grantham.

Investors have been hanging on the Fed's every word, but Morgan Stanley's investment chief says markets need to pay attention to other factors.

Stocks could still climb even as a key recession indicator just flashed, according to JPMorgan. Meanwhile, DataTrek said markets aren't nervous enough.

Russia's war on Ukraine isn't the only reason for Europe's energy crisis - EU policy and extreme weather also haven't helped.