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As uncertainty clouds the Fed’s impending decision next month, investing in fundamentally sound stocks such as BP p.l.c. (BP), Sumco Corp. (SUOPY), and TORM plc (TRMD), exhibiting solid momentum, could be beneficial. Read on….

The stock market is expected to be under pressure this year due to recession worries. Despite the headwinds, it could be wise to buy and hold top growth stocks BorgWarner (BWA), AGCO Corporation (AGCO), and Barloworld (BRRAY) to generate solid returns in the long term. Keep reading….

Amid macroeconomic headwinds, soaring fears of an impending recession have dashed market sentiments. Considering volatilities will likely hover for quite some time, fundamentally strong stocks Valeo SE (VLEEY), SCOR SE (SCRYY), and Subaru Corporation (FUJHY), with top ratings, could be wise portfolio additions now for long-term returns. Read on to…

The tech industry has been facing headwinds with year-long interest rate hikes, waves of job cuts, and trouble in the banking sector. Given the economic uncertainties ahead, I think fundamentally weak tech stocks Ouster (OUST), Alpine 4 (ALPP), and Integrated Media (IMTE) might be best avoided. Keep reading.

"We expect the broader markets to move back near record highs at some point in 2023, but it won't likely be because of Big Tech,” Sanders Morris Harris chairman George Ball said Tuesday.

The likelihood of a recession later this year is high due to the expected interest rate hikes and the tighter credit standards. A recession will put immense pressure on the profitability of equipment manufacturers. Therefore, it could be wise to avoid fundamentally weak equipment stocks FuelCell Energy (FCEL), Solid Power…

Oil prices held steady on Tuesday as investors weighed strong holiday travel in China that could boost fuel demand against the prospect of rising interest rates elsewhere, slowing economic growth. Brent crude fell 3 cents to $82.70 a barrel at 0620 GMT, while US West Texas Intermediate crude also eased…

Asian stocks are mixed after Wall Street edged higher as investors awaited U.S. earnings reports and an update on economic growth

SINGAPORE: Professional investors see the dollar sliding even further from last year's two-decade highs, as the market has underpriced the Federal Reserve's oncoming easing cycle.

Main Street Research’s CIO believes stocks are in “the last phase of the bear market” and investors should buy companies with Warren Buffett–style “moats.”

The major indexes made modest moves ahead of earnings from Microsoft, Alphabet and Meta Platforms.