All eyes are on the FOMC this week as Wall Street anticipates that the long-awaited first interest rate hike will likely finally come this week. Of course, nothing is certain until Janet Yellen makes it official, but Morgan Stanley is among the crowd that believes the Fed will announce a 0.25 percent rate hike this…
There’s no question it has been a rough year for U.S. equity markets, but it has been a horrible year for the Toronto Venture Exchange. Despite the weakness, analyst Sujan Lahiri believes that the 2015 decline has created some TSX Venture buying opportunities.
Akebia Therapeutics shares are surging more than 12 percent in early trading on Monday following an announcement by the company of a new partnership with Mitsubishi Tanabe Pharma to commercialize vadadustat in Japan and other areas in Asia. Vadadustat is Akebia’s oral treatment for chronic kidney disease (CKD)-related anemia.
One of the hottest holiday gifts this year is reportedly drones. However, new FAA rules now mean that drone owners must soon officially register their devices or face the possibility of a steep fine.
The latest U.S. economic numbers make the case for an imminent Fed rate hike even stronger. The question on all traders’ minds is how to play rising interest rates. Although conventional belief is that financials are the major beneficiaries of higher rates, Credit Suisse recently discussed another approach to trading a Fed rate hike.
Quarterly earnings reports and guidance are always important for shareholders, but Moneyball Economics analyst Andrew Zatlin believes that there are two companies with particularly meaningful numbers. According to Zatlin, Rockwell Automation and Analog Devices are two of the best leading U.S. economic indicators available.
On December 8, the European Commission, Parliament and Council announced a new European-wide cybersecurity agreement. The Buckingham Research Group analyst Rohit Chopra has since taken a look at which companies will be impacted most by the new legislation and what their shareholders can expect.
Ever since September 11, 2001, America has been at war with terrorist organizations in Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria and all over the world.
Credit Suisse analyst Lori Calvasina recently took an in-depth look at November fund flows to gauge the tide of the market. Here’s a look at what she found.
In a new report, Citi Research analyst Scott Gruber discusses why the firm finally believes it’s time to buy U.S. oil services stocks. Citi has upgraded the oil services sector to Buy and named its top stock picks in the space.