Small-caps typically underperform in the 150 days before and after the first rate cut, Barclays reported.
A pullback from mega-cap tech stocks broadened out into a larger market rout on Thursday.
"Previous episodes when federal interest payments (as a proportion of total outlays) reached similar levels as today were followed by fiscal consolidation."
"It would be good if the Fed waited now. I think there are a lot of reasons why inflation could rise again in the future," Jamie Dimon said.
Jobless claims came in higher than anticipated, bolstering hopes that the Federal Reserve can cut interest rates soon.
Investors now see "shadow banking" as the leading source of a potential credit event, respondents indicated in Bank of America's latest survey.
The West could spur inflation and buckle Russia's economy if sanctions were loosened on capital flows out of the country, a Russian economist says.
The housing market is turning more balanced as home sellers are forced to reduce prices amid cooling competition, Zillow says.
Rising confidence in the Fed's ability to cut rates soon is pushing investors into overlooked corners of the stock market.
Gold climbed past its all-time record, reaching over $2,465 on Tuesday. Investors are buying the metal amid hopes that the Fed cuts rates soon.
With spot ether ETFs around the corner, ether's upside over bitcoin will only deepen, research firm Kaiko said.
The Russell 2000, a benchmark index for small-cap stocks, is starting to rally amid confidence in a near-term rate cut from the Fed.
Consumer spending remained strong in June, reducing fears of a pullback that could trigger economic weakness.
Placing tariffs on China is a risky way to boost domestic industry. The US should instead focus on reducing its budget deficit, Stephen Roach said.
"We can do so much as a country right now. But we're inhibited by our controls," BlackRock CEO Larry Fink said.
Rate cuts aren't warranted, as the economic slowdown of recent months is set to reverse course in the latter part of this year, Jim Bianco said.
The more followers a "finfluencer" account has, the more likely it is to be dispensing bad advice, a study said.
Many notable economists are sounding the alarm on the inflationary impact of Trump's proposals. Others say it's being over-exaggerated.
Trump's proposed policies risk eroding the dollar's dominant position, Mark Sobel of OMFIF says.
"The market needs short sellers more than ever, given the amount of games that are being played," Carson Block told Bloomberg TV.