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Chipmakers and Meta lifted the Nasdaq to a record close, while oil, Iran diplomacy and a coming U.S.-China summit kept investors cautious.

The annual ranking draws on surveys of more than 1,000 franchisors, covering services from financing and accounting to technology and marketing.

The bank says it cannot model the conflict’s endgame, while disrupted shipments and shifting diplomatic signals keep Brent volatile.

U.S. banks are helping Chinese tech firms raise billions as Chinese investors increase exposure to American AI and chip companies.

Both funds charge 0.08%, but FNCL reaches deeper into mid- and small-cap financials while XLF offers greater scale and liquidity.

Rising crude and Treasury yields finally pressured stocks, but JPMorgan sees earnings strength limiting the damage to equities.

JPMorgan cut MARA to Underweight and lowered its target, reviving concerns about weak revenue and the payoff from its AI pivot.

Wall Street’s largest banks now expect a quarter-point hike as hotter inflation and surging oil prices revive policy fears.

PenFed, Better and Navy Federal led a weekly rate survey as borrowers gained modest relief from elevated mortgage costs.
Sajjid Chinoy, chief India economist for JPMorgan Chase & Co expects the RBI to take an appropriately cautious or hawkish tone to signal to markets that more maybe in the pipeline. He said this in an conversation with Bloomberg Television's Paul Allen.
The outlook for bank stocks can’t get much worse, and that’s exactly why they look appealing. The ETF, home to investment banks and other lenders, has fallen 12% to $63 from an August record high of just over $71. One reason for those worries is the Federal Reserve’s September interest-rate increase.
J.P. Morgan expects one more Fed rate hike in December and no long tightening cycle. See what Warsh's task forces mean.
JCDecaux is back in focus after JPMorgan raised its price target first to €30 and then to €34, while recent valuation work now points to a fair value of €26.48. This sequence of price target moves, alongside an unchanged Overweight stance, reflects higher conviction from bullish analysts and raises fresh questions about how much optimism is already in the price. As you read on, you will see how this evolving narrative fits with the latest assumptions and what to watch next in the JCDecaux...
Wall Street has been watching the Magnificent Seven slide all year. JPMorgan just weighed in.
Brookfield-owned GGP is finalizing a $400M refinancing deal for the largest mall in New England after securing leases to fill vacant space.
JPMorgan and Bank of America both just raised their dividends and both stocks just slid, but only one has the capital cushion and crisis track record to keep paying through a downturn. Three measures separate a reliable retirement income stream from a fragile one.
ING and DBS provided £1B to redevelop One Spitalfields, offering 700K SF of office space, pre-let secured.
The public-private initiative pairs innovative suppliers with industrial buyers, financing, and state resources to scale domestic production
The automaker and bank are partnering with the state to tackle challenges in scaling robotics and automation, critical minerals processing and other priority areas.
Mark O’Donovan, the bank’s CEO of international consumer banking, will succeed retiring human-resources head Robin Leopold in January.
Here’s what could happen to MU shares next.
Investing.com -- J.P. Morgan resumed coverage of European investment platforms and stock exchanges on Wednesday, with a more selective stance on platforms as economic conditions diverge across regions.
Investing.com -- Deutsche Bank initiated coverage of Nordic online brokerage and savings platform Nordnet with a "hold" rating and a SEK360 price target, while J.P. Morgan resumed coverage at "overweight" with a SEK401 target, highlighting a split view on whether the company’s growth prospects justify its valuation.
JPMorgan Chase (NYSE:JPM) CEO Jamie Dimon has called for a broad US Europe free trade pact aimed at countering China's influence. The bank has co founded the Michigan LIFT industrial initiative, which is focused on US manufacturing and supply chain projects. Dimon's trade push and JPMorgan Chase's Michigan LIFT role together mark a fresh attempt to shape both global and domestic economic policy. Take a look at 1 warning sign we have identified for JPMorgan Chase. For readers tracking how...
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