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U.S. stocks are expected to open lower on Monday, reversing the gains made on Friday.

It's about time we put the debate to bed of who has the best-tasting crawfish in SWLA with our new five-week poll to determine an official winner.

It's about time we put the debate to bed of who has the best-tasting crawfish in SWLA with our new five-week poll to determine an official winner.

U.S. stocks are set for additional gains on Monday, building on the momentum of the S&P 500 reaching a new high last Friday, with earnings expected to be the focal point throughout the upcoming week.

Traders will also keep a close eye on key economic data such as retail sales, manufacturing sector indicators, and housing market metrics.

US stocks could extend their lean patch as bond yields continue to surge higher, reflecting rate worries of traders.

U.S. stocks are poised to open slightly lower as bond yields rise further, reducing the appetite for risky equities.

Stocks could pause on Monday after returning to winning ways in the past week, as the focus shifts to Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s two-day Con...

Euro Latest: EUR/USD, EUR/GBP Price Action Set-Up for ECB 2021-04-22 10:30:00 Justin McQueen, Analyst ECB Unlikely to Provide a Surprise EUR/USD Supported on Dips to 1.20 EUR/GBP Recovering From Last Week’s Reversal EUR/USD: Today’s ECB meeting is unlikely to stir much in the way of volatility as implied vols signal a breakeven (implied move) of 44pips. Since the last meeting, newsflow has been lacking somewhat with the Euro largely recovering amid a narrowing of bond spreads in favour of t...

Reply The number of cases have risen when compared to the past few weeks. Officials say this trend mirrors what’s happening nationwide. (Shutterstock) SOUTH BRUNSWICK, NJ — COVID-19 cases in South Brunswick seem to be on the rise again, said officials. This comes weeks after the township reported a drop in numbers. This past week, 49 residents tested positive for COVID-19. In addition, 20 cases were reported from previous weeks. No new COVID-related deaths were reported. For the week of...