Edward Yardeni

While the Nasdaq remains in correction territory, data from Fidelity Investments reveals that the current downturn closely mirrors the 2022 correction. However, this expert notes that the underlying causes differ, with the Magnificent 7 stocks being the common factor driving the index lower. What...

Former Treasury Secretary Lawrence H. Summers has said that the central bank is facing “the most difficult challenge” amid higher prices and fewer jobs. This comes as the Federal Reserve is slated to announce its decision on interest rates by Wednesday afternoon. What Happened: Larry...

U.S. stock futures were flat on Tuesday after a bounce back on Monday. Futures of all four benchmark indices were mixed in premarket trading. On Monday, stocks continued their recovery from last week’s sell-off, which had pushed the S&P 500 into correction territory amid growing concerns...

As the Magnificent 7 companies have estimated a total capital expenditure of over $330 billion on the artificial intelligence infrastructure in 2025, there is a possibility that China’s AI breakthrough, despite chip shortage, could affect their targets, affecting profitability. What Happened...

The Federal Open Market Committee’s meeting begins today and the market consensus expects the central bank to hold key interest rates in the range of 4.25% to 4.50%. Despite this, analysts believe that Chairman Jerome Powell could pivot to a measured stance while being on standby as the White...

Global investment strategist Edward Yardeni, during his interview on CNBC’s "Trading Nation," linked the current market trends to the dot-com boom in 1999. Yardeni expects the market to melt-up — a scenario that pumps up the performance of an investment due to the influx...

The decade-long bull run in U.S. stocks has some investors concerned the end is near and a recession is on the horizon in the next two years. Longtime market bull Edward Yardeni told CNBC there is no reason to be concerned amid an encouraging outlook. What Happened Yardeni, a Wall Street veteran...

Santa treated investors to a 600-point plunge in the Dow Jones on Christmas Eve, but stocks have been on fire since then — with more gains to come, according to Yardeni Research President Edward Yardeni. What Happened The Christmas Eve sell-off was immediately followed by the Dow Jones...