S&P 500 Rebalancing to Impact $27 Trillion This Friday
The S&P 500 will announce quarterly rebalancing changes on Friday, affecting nearly $27 trillion in passive index funds as they adjust their portfolios.
The S&P 500 will announce quarterly rebalancing changes on Friday, affecting nearly $27 trillion in passive index funds as they adjust their portfolios.
Cullen/Frost Bankers' Series B preferred stock yields over 6.5%, with shares trading as low as $16.89, reflecting a quarterly dividend of $1.1125.
Brookfield Infrastructure Partners' Series14 preferred shares yield surpasses 7.5%, driven by a quarterly dividend of $1.25 and trading at $16.
Reddit has posted its eighth consecutive quarter with 60% year-over-year revenue growth, raising interest in its stock despite previous underperformance.
New Zealand's central bank plans to increase its key interest rate for the second consecutive meeting to combat rising inflationary pressures.
US stocks decline as tensions rise over Trump's threats of new strikes on Iran, raising concerns about market volatility and oil prices.
Brooks Cutright discusses the upcoming S&P 500 rebalancing, with 36 companies qualifying for entry and over 110 failing to meet market-cap requirements.
Visa, Mastercard, and Fiserv have joined the Agentic Payments Alliance to develop AI payment standards, potentially transforming global transaction practices.
Recent data shows North Korean hackers moved $30 million in Bitcoin through Hyperliquid, highlighting ongoing regulatory challenges in decentralized finance.
Tether's USA₮ maintains over $175 million in circulation, with reserve assets hitting $175.9 million, marking a record surplus for the stablecoin.
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey cautions that AI threats may lead to significant disruptions in global financial markets, urging stronger risk
At the Jackson Hole summit, global central bankers expressed concerns that AI's predictive capabilities could threaten financial stability and require new
Anthropic is facing a class action lawsuit over alleged misleading pricing for its Claude Max service, which may lead to stricter regulations in tech marketing.
After a summer of cash raising and Bitcoin sales, Michael Saylor's company has resumed buying Bitcoin, marking its first purchase in two months.
Sberbank anticipates $46 billion in crypto trading in its first year, aiming to expand crypto-backed loans pending regulatory approval.
The Canadian TSX index fell more than 1% as rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and potential Federal Reserve interest rate hikes impact market
Coinbase's launch of the cbMEGA wrapped asset on the Base network aims to boost DeFi accessibility and user engagement within its ecosystem.
Tesla's stock is outperforming S&P 500 as investors anticipate the launch of its innovative Cybercab, a vehicle designed without a steering wheel or pedals.
Joe Tigay discusses potential September pullbacks and highlights stocks like Alphabet and Amazon that he is monitoring for buying opportunities.
Julie Gunts from AllianceBernstein discusses the shift towards active ETFs, highlighting their competitive pricing and the evolving focus on portfolio