Market Volatility 2025: Trump’s Wild Card Year

Chip ETFs sit 20% to 41% below their highs and Nvidia is 11% off its peak, while Chevron and Exxon hit records and Coca-Cola reports Tuesday.

Brent slipped to $114.80 as Saudi, Turkish and Pakistani officials met Iran, while gold held near $4,000 ahead of a Fed call seen as likely to hold.

US natural gas futures fell as much as 5.4% to the lowest since April on warmer forecasts, as hedge funds built the largest short position since at least...

In Bloomberg’s Markets Pulse survey of 301 respondents, a Democratic sweep of Congress is seen as most likely to drive a Treasury rally and hurt the S&P 500.

Citadel Securities’ Nohshad Shah warns that with so much of the economy and market levered to AI, there is little room for error if spending fails.

US stock futures rose Sunday after the S&P 500’s losing week, heading into a week with a Fed decision and earnings from Microsoft, Alphabet and Amazon.

Bank of America’s Michael Hartnett expects a down-in-yields, down-in-stocks, down-in-dollar trade until mid-November as AI and midterm jitters linger.

Kalshi is targeting a December launch for futures on headline and core CPI, and hired the “Inflation Guy” Michael Ashton to pitch big banks and hedge funds.

The Dow fell more than 500 points Friday as Brent hit a six-month high, the VIX rose above 20 and telecom stocks slid on a SpaceX wireless report.

Gold dipped below $4,000 an ounce to its lowest since mid-July as investors sold the metal to raise cash during the cross-market stock rout.