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Stocks Plunge After Fed Outlook Disappoints | Charles Schwab
U.S. stocks retreated as the Fed indicated it likely would lower rates only twice in 2025. The Dow dropped more than 1,000 points, and the S&P slid almost 3%. The Nasdaq lost 3.6%.
Making International Great Again? | Charles Schwab
Economic growth, earnings performance, and rising fiscal spending coupled with "America First" policies are driving international stock markets.
Nvidia on Deck with Tariffs, Blackwell Sales Eyed | Charles Schwab
Nvidia, the biggest AI chip firm, reports Wednesday. Blackwell chip demand, tariffs, and guidance all could help determine how shares respond after a volatile two months.
Tariff Clouds Hover Over Stock Markets | Charles Schwab
As tariffs proliferate, they bring new concerns for the economy, including inflation, supply chain interruption, and job losses. What do investors need to know?
Global Issues Abound: Should Investors Be Worried? | Charles Schwab
There's no shortage of geopolitical concerns, but do they mean trouble for the U.S. and international markets? Where should investors look for opportunities?
What Is a Tariff and How Does it Work? | Charles Schwab
Tariffs have long been part of U.S. economic policy, but what is a tariff exactly? Learn how tariffs work and how they can impact markets and trade.
Schwab's Market Open Update | Charles Schwab
Learn what's trending before the opening bell with Schwab's market open report. Find out about macroeconomic reports, company earnings, and other events.
International Mid-Year Outlook | Charles Schwab
Investors may revisit international exposure amidst reduced reactions to tariff announcements, uncertain U.S. policy and lagging U.S. stock performance.
Privacy Overview - Privacy Center | Charles Schwab
Learn how Schwab protects your personal information through the Privacy Center. Read about our privacy practices and notices.
Weak Dollar Is No Silver Lining as Firms Face Tariffs | Charles Schwab
The U.S. dollar hit 3-year lows after tariff "liberation day," and a weak greenback often aids U.S. companies with big overseas sales. That may not happen now as the trade war simmers.