Caitlin Mccabe is a reporter at The Wall Street Journal. She covers hedge funds in London, with a focus on finance, investment strategies, and alternative investments, while also touching on themes such as asset management and wealth management. Caitlin's work has been featured in prominent outlets including The Wall Street Journal, MarketWatch, and Yahoo Finance.
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📣 "From the Fed’s vantage point, strong job creation and steady wage gains alongside a resilient U.S. consumer suggest that labor-driven inflationary concerns cannot be ignored—a hawkish development." — Jeff Schulze, head of economic and market strategy at ClearBridge Investments📣 "_The
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Investors are pricing in an uncomfortable runup to the midterms for the Federal Reserve. After today’s blowout payroll numbers, futures markets suggest there is a roughly 50% chance that the Fed will raise rates at its October meeting, less than a week before Americans go to the polls. A week ago t
South Korea’s struggling won is rebounding today after authorities urged banks to crack down on speculative trading against the currency. A weakening won, which recently fell to its lowest level against the dollar since 2009, has been a quirk of the markets this year.Surging demand for South Kore
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That's the price target that Morgan Stanley strategist Mike Wilson has on the S&P 500, even after Friday's vicious selloff. The benchmark index ended last week at 7383.74—meaning Wilson's target implys a more than 8% gain through the end of the year."Markets rarely move in a straight line at the
U.S. stocks closed mostly higher, led by the Nasdaq composite, as tech stocks made up some ground and Iran and Israel paused renewed strikes.
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Oracle is getting a reminder that spending big on AI sometimes comes with a cost. The software and cloud-computing company’s shares are down 7% premarket, on pace to erase the stock’s gains for this year. The move comes after Oracle reported larger-than-expected capital expenditures to fund its dat
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Retail investors are clearing the decks ahead of the SpaceX IPO. For two straight days this week, ordinary investors dumped their single-stock holdings on a net basis, according to Vanda Research. That hasn’t happened in back-to-back sessions since the early days of Covid-19.The moves suggests th
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Stock were making gains as investors largely shrugged off mounting U.S.-Iran tensions and Oracle earnings that highlighted the huge cost of the AI boom.
By: Caitlin Mccabe
Oracle is getting a reminder that spending big on AI sometimes comes with a cost. The software and cloud-computing company’s shares are down 11% in early trading, on pace to erase the stock’s gains for this year. The move comes after Oracle reported larger-than-expected capital expenditures to fund
