Gunjan Banerji

A big day for shares of Intel and Amazon com drove U.S. stocks higher, capping a topsy-turvy week with gains. Intel shares added 7.8% after it reported one of its largest losses ever, but offered guidance for sales growth in the current quarter that surpassed expectations. Amazon shares jumped 6.2% after the company reported strong revenue and profit growth in the third quarter.

Traders are bracing for a bout of volatility around the U.S. election, one that quickly subsides. Futures contracts tied to the Cboe Volatility Index, or VIX, that expire this month are trading above those expiring in December or January, a sign that traders are positioning for heightened turbulenc

There are more ways than ever for traders to play the U.S. election, from prediction-market bets to shares of Trump Media & Technology. But there’s one market that traders are paying especially close attention to this week: Treasurys. The typically-stai

Investors are wading into trades linked to a potential Trump victory, sending shares of DJT and Tesla higher.

Investors piled into trades linked to a potential Trump victory, sending shares of DJT and Tesla higher.

Investors piled into trades linked to a potential Trump victory, sending the dollar, bond yields and bitcoin higher.

Stock futures rose sharply along with the dollar, bond yields and bitcoin, after investors piled into “Trump trades.”

The Dow industrials surged to biggest gain in two years, with bond yields and bitcoin also posting sharp climbs, as investors flock to ‘Trump trades’

History suggests the platforms have flourished during U.S. presidential elections, then struggled afterward.

They have flocked to stock funds at a pace rarely seen since 2008, but some are warning that shares look expensive historically