Krystal Hur is a reporter with The Wall Street Journal in New York, where she covers financial markets with a focus on U.S. stocks. Her reporting spans various finance-related themes, including investment strategies, wealth management, and global markets. Krystal has been featured in numerous outlets, including NBC Connecticut, CNN, and CNBC.
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Krystal Hur's coverage heavily concentrates on finance and economy, particularly around stock markets, Federal Reserve decisions, and job market reports. Her articles often include data citations and investment analysis.
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Cantor Fitzgerald plans to give investment funds access to Kalshi's prediction markets.
By: Sam Goldfarb, Krystal Hur, Brian Schwartz
The Treasury Department signals its willingness to intervene after yields hit nearly two-decade highs,
By: Brian Schwartz, Krystal Hur, Sam Goldfarb
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has shown he'll do unconventional things to get markets moving his way. His latest maneuver is his most radical yet.
By: Krystal Hur, David Uberti
Nvidia’s results could send shock waves through the tech sector—and the broader stock market.
Fidelity Investments has begun accepting payments for its stock orders, reversing a decision to go against many of its peers in a practice that has revolutionized the trading world. The Boston-based financial-services giant disclosed its new policy in a regulatory filing earlier this year, but the
Options traders expect Nvidia’s earnings report to cause swings in its stock. The options market is pricing in a 5.4% swing, higher or lower, in Nvidia shares during the session following earnings, according to Option Research & Technology Services. That’s higher than the average move in its stock
Shares of companies sensitive to the economy's ups and downs faltered Friday after Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh's speech raised expectations for higher interest rates. Higher rates can weigh on economic growth, since they raise the borrowing costs for companies and American consumers.Shares
By: Krystal Hur
Warren Buffett turned 96 on Sunday. Over the years, he has had lots to say from his perch at Berkshire Hathaway, detailing his thoughts on everything from investing to American politics in yearly shareholder letters that sometimes spanned dozens o
Oil prices rise with new fighting reported in the Strait of Hormuz,
Stocks fell and oil prices climbed Monday, with renewed fighting in the Middle East stoking unease on Wall Street.
