Airlines, banks, and supermarkets are reporting disruption after Microsoft reported problems with its services, linked to an issue at CrowdStrike.
The Fed deserves an "F" grade for its monetary policy over the past few years, top economist Steve Hanke said.
The tech sector is showing a number of signs that valuations are an overstretched "timebomb," according to SocGen.
Commercial mortgage bonds backed by high-quality properties are showing signs of distress as the market continues to deal with the effects of the pandemic.
"So can we make America affordable again, in the sense of getting prices back to what they were before the pandemic? Almost surely not," Krugman wrote.
Russia's energy profits are tumbling, and the nation could face major financial trouble as it loses access to the US dollar, one economist says.
"I feel like I can make ends meet, but I can't really move this lifestyle," one person told Business Insider.
Tighter lending conditions means pain is coming for real estate and private equity, Howard Marks said.
The impact of millennials having fewer kids will probably be worse than the impact of aging boomers, an economist told Business Insider.
The US dollar won't be displaced by any of its rivals anytime soon, Morgan Stanley said.
The S&P 500 closed above 5,600 for the first time and the Dow soared 430 points. Economists expect inflation to have cooled slightly in June to 3.1%.
Private equity has around $256 billion in cash on the sidelines earmarked for properties in North America, Bloomberg reported.
The Fed looks like it's "inching closer" to a rate cut, according to B. Riley Wealth's Art Hogan.
JPMorgan expects earnings growth for the non-Magnificent 7 stocks in the S&P 500 to catch up by year-end.
Bitcoin could eventually rocket to $170k - and the crypto is still on track to hit $100k this year, Scaramucci said.
Stocks are poised for a 10% correction as the outlook for corporate earnings looks weak, according to Morgan Stanley's Mike Wilson.
The job market is close to triggering a highly accurate recession indicator, according to Wharton professor Jeremy Siegel.
The amount Hindenburg Research made from its short-seller report on Adani Group pales in comparison to the market value it erased.
The data is pointing to two rate cuts this year, but stocks are in for a "significant correction," JPMorgan Asset Management's David Kelly said.
Residential and commercial property prices could fall as much as 30% over the next few years, one strategist said.