Lukas Strobl

US stocks ended the week just 2.2% lower despite surprisingly weak jobs numbers and energy-driven inflation fears.

Oil and gas prices resume their rally to one-year highs, though at a slower pace.

With a widening conflict, surging oil and gas prices are raising inflation concerns.

European and US equities drop after trade war brinkmanship returns in full force.

The scope of the temporary reductions took markets by surprise.

Bonds whipsaw after Trump’s announcement, which also included higher tariffs of 125% on China.

Bond yields continue their unexpected rise.

Bond yields rise as investors look for clarity on the outlook.

Investors rush to bonds and raise odds of Fed interest rate cuts as stocks head toward bear market territory.

Uncapped defense spending and a massive infrastructure package are putting an era of ‘debt brake’ frugality to a dramatic halt.

European aerospace and defense stocks jumped by double-digit percentages on expectations for higher government spending.

Broad markets are steady while defense stocks rally after no feared scenarios, including far-right victory or possibility of leftist coalition, materialized.

Small-cap stocks lead US market lower on tariff news.

Investors are on watch for the sector’s next problem child.

Holders of low-ranking Credit Suisse debt are getting wiped out, but its shareholders aren’t. Does this change everything? Morningstar DBRS’ Elisabeth Rudman and analyst Johann Scholtz explain what it means and what might come next.

The bank’s nosedive follows the loss of a key backer and only leaves difficult options on the table, Morningstar analyst Johann Scholtz says.

Morningstar analyst Johann Scholtz and strategist Michael Field explain what knock-on risks these companies really face.

Shares were trading at a discount to Elon Musk's offer amid skepticism the deal would succeed, and fell Friday morning after he put the deal "temporarily on hold."