Investors are focused primarily on the Fed, currently pricing in at least two quarter-point interest rate cuts before the end of the year.

The challengers are likely to succeed on the merits on their claim that the FTC's rulemaking process was arbitrary and capricious.

"Investors still have faith that the dollar itself, regardless of the state of the actual government, will continue to be the global currency of choice and keep value in a fraught political situation."

Economic uncertainty has changed retirement expectations, according to a new survey.

"Now that inflation has come down and the labor market has indeed cooled off, we're going to be looking at both mandates. They're in much better balance."

The six biggest U.S. banks could borrow $21 billion to $24 billion after they post results in the coming week.

Demand from pension funds, which control more than $3 trillion, is at least one reason why valuations for U.S. corporate bonds are so high now.

Three in four companies have conducted a pay equity analysis that uncovered wage discrimination.