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Wall Street traders this week were hit by the biggest cross-asset losses since the Federal Reserve’s monetary-tightening campaign peaked in 2023. Blame tariffs, softening growth, a potentially revitalized Europe, and more.
The recent rout in the S&P 500 driven by anxiety over U.S. tariffs’ impact on the economy is finally giving one group its chance to shine.
U.S. stocks have been on a wild ride this week, and options traders expect more of that to come as traders assess the latest tariff developments and brace for Friday’s monthly jobs report.
One of the more dependable trading patterns in crypto appears to have become less reliable during the swift drawdown from Trump election all-time highs.
A little-known ETF firm is the latest to tap into relentless day-trader demand for leveraged stock bets, just as volatility lashes Wall Street.
An exchange-traded fund offering double the returns of the volatile Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. is set to start trading as early as next week.
The world’s biggest asset manager is finally allowing Bitcoin into its US$150 billion model-portfolio universe.
A novel private-credit ETF from State Street Corp. and Apollo Global Management Inc. started trading in a watershed moment for the US$1.6 trillion industry.
A diversified investment strategy that seeks to juice returns through leverage is finding new love among big money managers — more than a decade after it blew up during the 2008 financial crisis.
Two prominent Jewish groups are starting what they say is the first-ever exchange-traded fund that will tailor investments in S&P 500 Index companies.
Investors yanked more than US$1 billion from spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds Tuesday, marking the biggest one-day outflow since the cohort’s debut.
They were all the rage on the way up: high-risk, high-return exchange-traded funds, minted in bulk by Wall Street product managers.
Shares of gold miners are soaring in the early months of 2025, as risks around inflation and geopolitics push analysts to ramp up their outlook for the precious metal, a classic haven asset.
Ken Griffin’s market-making giant Citadel Securities is looking to become a liquidity provider for cryptocurrencies, betting on President Donald Trump’s embrace.
A popular YouTuber is closing down his actively-managed exchange-traded fund after it underperformed the market and ran up against the costs of doing business in the competitive ETF industry.
Catastrophe bonds, whose returns have consistently trounced those of high-yield debt markets in recent years, are about to become more accessible.
