As the Fed begins its two-day meeting, earnings start pouring in as one-third of S&P 500 firms report this week. Boeing, Visa, and Corning go today, and new home sales data is due.

Inflation came in hot for the month of September. Normally, that would likely indicate a rate hike, but the market isn't anticipating one. Kevin Gordon examines in the Week Ahead.

Rising yields, inflation, AI spending, and earnings put markets to the test as investors increasingly focus on quality and profitability.

The Nasdaq and S&P 500 are on track for modest weekly losses as lingering AI concerns send some investors into Treasuries.

Markets may be unfazed by midterm results, but a new Congress will bring changes and lots of headlines. So what should investors be watching?

Higher bond yields may offer retirees more income potential, but a diversified approach that balances income, risk, and spending needs remains important.

We analyze the key questions and considerations surrounding Chainlink and Avalanche and their native tokens.

Earnings accelerate this week with a host of companies including Meta Platforms and Tesla. Last week was the worst since June for the Nasdaq as debt fears sent AI stocks reeling.

TCW’s Bryan Whalen explains why higher rates and heavy debt issuance are reshaping credit markets and how hyperscalers are financing the AI buildout.