Wall Street fund managers are going "risk-off" doubling down on gold and reducing tech holdings, according to Bank of America BI talked to students, recruiters, executives, and more about what it ...

Benoit Faucon is a Middle East correspondent for The Wall Street Journal. He focuses on the geopolitics of oil, Iran and Russia's involvement in Africa and the Middle East. He has also strayed ...

Sam Goldfarb is a markets reporter for The Wall Street Journal based in New York. He spends much of his time writing about U.S. government bonds, exploring how they are influenced by trends in ...

The signs of stress on Wall Street have mounted amid the many uncertainties triggered by President Trump’s tariffs. IPOs and mergers were put on the shelf. Leverage loan deals were shoved to the ...

Wall Street is wasting no time saying which stocks it really hates in the era of bruising Trump tariffs. It's hard to fault the quick change in sentiment. Markets braced for another day of heavy ...

It’s time for Wall Street to get a grip. The Trump tariff policies are a calculated gamble that the threat of tariffs can fundamentally remake the global economy and retilt it in the direction ...

Some of the crazier stuff being discussed at the fringes of the Trump economic team these days is the issuance of “forever bonds” to refinance the nation’s staggering debt.

"Wall Street wants Peter Navarro and his hardline protectionist views miles and miles away from the president, because this idea that we're going to onshore all of our manufacturing and we're not ...

U.S. stocks had another dizzying day before President Donald Trump’s unveiling of his “Liberation Day” tariffs. Wall Street signs are displayed outside the New York Stock Exchange in New York, ...

Up and down Wall Street, executives are starting to come to terms with a new reality: Donald Trump isn’t delivering the long-awaited rebound in M&A they hoped he would.

Many top Wall Street analysts responded by slashing their year-end targets for the S&P 500 index. The index is already down by 17% from its high, but history offers some guidance on what to do next.