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In the first week of March, exchange-traded products powered more than a third of equities trading on U.S. exchanges, up from 24% in the month-prior period.

Investors wading back into tumultuous markets this week face an unusual challenge: playing unruly stock indexes while cracks are visible in the world's largest market for interest rates.

Fear is rampant. Investors are reverting to their worst behavioral biases and habits in such an environment. You need to do better than the crowds and continue to invest rationally. Here is how.

An important corner of trade finance is becoming riskier for banks and traders dealing with fallout from the coronavirus-inspired market rout and the recent crash in oil prices.

On March 11 the U. S. stock market entered a bear market. Here's three things investors should consider.

The Fed unveiled a sweeping set of new programs on Sunday to combat the economic fallout of the coronavirus outbreak.

Don't let Friday's stock market bounce fool you. The coronavirus will pull the rug out from under the global economy, cutting China in half.

Walmart (WMT), Verizon (VZ) And Hershey (HSY) Have Biggest Jump In Positive Sentiment Among S&P 500 Stocks.

Cycles are pointing to a higher S&P 500.

The S&P 500 has remained above the long-term up trend line that I mentioned in this blog post from February using the clarity of point-and-figure charting.

Latin America is taking a cue from the U.S. and trying to get out farther ahead of the coronavirus to mitigate contagion.

As the new coronavirus has been spreading across the U.S., many Americans are worried not just about being exposed to the virus and their health. They also want to know how various insurance policies they own--or are thi...

With U.S. crude futures back down near $30 a barrel, oil's plunge has eroded hundreds of billions of dollars in market value from producers globally and fueled speculation about bankruptcies and mergers.

New York also reported its first death linked to the virus on Saturday.