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President Joe Biden canceled a planned visit to Jordan after the hospital explosion.

Investors who have piled into cash risk being stuck watching markets rally from the sidelines, warns J.P. Morgan Asset Management.

As Treasury yields continue to march higher, the expected benefits of owning U.S. stocks over bonds is looking increasingly unattractive.

Airline stocks were rocked Wednesday, as United Airlines' warning of a profit miss because of the Israel-Hamas war cast a pall on sentiment.

Treasury's $13 billion auction of 20-year government bonds on Wednesday is being viewed as a test of demand for long-dated Treasurys.

With the government debt rising and sales of bonds growing, equities could falter if the sale goes badly.

Only 44% of Black Americans own their home, compared to 73% of white Americans.

Gold doesn’t pay a dividend, but gold-mining stocks do—as does at least one exchange-traded fund.

Something unusual is happening in the U.S. stock market, and it's making one prominent Wall Street economist nervous.

By Jeffrey T. Lewis SÃO PAULO--Vale's shares were 3.2% lower on investor concerns that China's economic troubles might reduce demand for the Brazilian iron...