4:57 PMStocks2 min read
AstraZeneca Trial Miss Leaves Citi Bullish on Broader Pipeline
Citi says AstraZeneca’s breast cancer setback is manageable as a narrower Etcamah launch and wider pipeline support its valuation.
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Tuesday, September 1513 stories
- 4:46 PMStocks2 min read
Micron Slides as AI Anxiety Ripples Through Chip Stocks
Micron’s 5.2% drop reflects a broader retreat from AI-linked semiconductors ahead of its September 30 earnings report.
- 4:46 PMEconomy2 min read
Goldman, JPMorgan Turn Hawkish Ahead of Fed Decision
Wall Street’s largest banks now expect a quarter-point hike as hotter inflation and surging oil prices revive policy fears.
- 4:45 PMStocks2 min read
CoreWeave Faces Fresh AI Demand Test After CEO Warnings
The infrastructure provider’s huge backlog is colliding with new questions about AI’s pace, economics and capital intensity.
- 4:36 PMStocks2 min read
ARK Rotates From Alphabet Into Meta’s Agentic AI Bet
Cathie Wood’s latest trades favor Meta’s consumer AI distribution while trimming Alphabet exposure amid a shifting search landscape.
- 4:36 PMEconomy2 min read
Debt Settlement Can Shrink Balances, But Add New Costs
Debt settlement may reduce what borrowers repay, yet fees, damaged credit, lawsuits and taxes can erase the apparent savings.
Consumer Financial Protection BureauInternal Revenue ServiceFederal Trade Commission - 4:35 PMEconomy2 min read
Why a 2024 Housing Crash Looks Unlikely
High mortgage rates are freezing transactions, but tight supply and resilient borrowers are limiting the odds of a nationwide collapse.
- 4:27 PMEconomy2 min read
Mortgage APRs Slip Below 7% as Lenders Sharpen Competition
PenFed, Better and Navy Federal led a weekly rate survey as borrowers gained modest relief from elevated mortgage costs.
- 4:26 PMEconomy2 min read
Fed Decision Arrives Wednesday at 2 p.m. Eastern Time
The Federal Reserve’s two-day meeting begins Tuesday, with its rate decision and Jerome Powell’s press conference scheduled for Wednesday afternoon.
Federal ReserveJerome PowellU.S. Treasury - 4:26 PMEconomy2 min read
Fed Rate Hike Odds Surge as Inflation Reasserts Itself
Markets now see a September increase as likely, while the Fed’s own projections point to a higher policy rate by year-end.
- 4:15 PMEconomy2 min read
What a Fed Rate Hike Would Mean for Household Money
Higher policy rates would lift some savings yields while making variable-rate debt and new borrowing more expensive.
Federal ReserveU.S. Treasury - 4:14 PMMarkets2 min read
CD Rates Were Near Their Peak Before the Fed’s Next Move
Savers faced a trade-off: lock in yields above 5% now or preserve flexibility in case rates stayed higher for longer.
Federal ReserveCertificates of DepositHigh-Yield Savings AccountsTreasury Bills - 4:14 PMEconomy2 min read
Fed’s 2026 Meeting Schedule Puts September Decision in Focus
The Federal Open Market Committee has five meetings left in 2026, including three with updated economic projections.
Federal ReserveFederal Funds RateU.S. Treasury
Sunday, September 1311 stories
- 9:00 PMCrypto2 min read
Bitcoin Slides Below $77,000 as Hot Inflation Data Lifts Fed Hike Odds
A hotter-than-forecast August CPI and PPI reading pushed Treasury yields to multi-decade highs, dragging bitcoin to a two-week low ahead of next week's Fed meeting.
- 8:52 PMEconomy2 min read
Why Inflation Hedges Are Back in Focus as CPI Hits 3.8%
A hotter-than-expected April CPI report, driven by surging gas and beef prices, is pushing savers back toward TIPS, I bonds, gold and hard assets.
- 8:44 PMEconomy2 min read
I Bond Rates Slip to 4.26% as Inflation Runs Hot Again
With April inflation at 3.8% and I bonds now paying a 4.26% composite rate, savers are weighing the fine print against savings accounts and CDs.
Federal ReserveTreasuryDirect - 8:44 PMEconomy2 min read
Which Credit Card Perks Actually Reset on January 1, and Which Don't
A guide to the calendar-year credits worth using before December 31, and why anniversary-based perks like Venture X's travel credit work on a different clock.
- 8:39 PMEconomy2 min read
Airline Credit Cards Face Scrutiny as 2026 Rewards Shift
As carriers lean harder on loyalty revenue, the 2026 crop of airline credit cards is being judged less on flashy bonuses and more on how much a free checked bag or lounge pass is really worth.
- 8:28 PMEconomy2 min read
High-Yield Savings Accounts Are Safe, But Not Risk-Free
FDIC insurance protects deposits up to $250,000, yet fees, rate cuts and inflation can still quietly erode what savers actually keep.
FDICFederal ReserveNCUA - 8:27 PMEarnings2 min read
Starbucks' $1 Billion Cafe Redesign Puts Pressure on Margins
Starbucks is spending roughly $1 billion on cozier North American cafes, betting the upgrade pays off before investors lose patience on margins.
- 8:26 PMEconomy2 min read
Mortgage Rates Ease From 8% Peak, But Shopping Still Pays
With 30-year rates back near 6.6% after last fall's spike above 8%, credit scores, rate shopping and discount points now separate the best mortgage deals from the rest.
- 8:23 PMStocks2 min read
Ellison Scraps $7.5 Billion Oracle Share Sale After One-Day Reversal
Oracle's executive chairman canceled a 50-million-share trading plan just a day after disclosing it, as the stock sits down 22% for the year.
- 8:22 PMStocks2 min read
Ninth Circuit Ruling Boosts DraftKings, Flutter Over Kalshi Sports Bets
A federal appeals court found sports-outcome contracts on prediction platforms are gambling, not swaps, lifting the legacy sportsbooks that lost ground to Kalshi.
- 8:21 PMMarkets2 min read
Dalio Says Buy Gold and Bitcoin as Bloomberg Eyes Korea, Water
With bond yields at a one-year high and stocks near records, Ray Dalio and Bloomberg's wealth managers offer competing playbooks for a $10,000 allocation.