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World stock markets are higher ahead of a Federal Reserve decision on another possible interest rate hike amid worries about global banks.

Shares have advanced in Asia, tracking a rally on Wall Street after a group of big banks offered a lifeline to First Republic Bank, the lender investors had focused on in their hunt for troubles in the banking industry.

Wall Street’s week of turmoil closed with drops for stocks.

"Credit Suisse is not just a Swiss problem but a global one," one Wall Street analyst said after the bank's shares tumbled.

Asian stock markets have tumbled after Wall Street sank as a plunge in Credit Suisse shares reignited worries about a possible bank crisis following the failure of two U.S. lenders.

Regional bank shares are recovering after heavy losses on Monday stemming from the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank.

Bank stocks bounced in early trading Tuesday as worries eased on Wall Street over the health of the nation’s regional banks. Washington’s banking rescue had a rocky start Monday, as its response to the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank failed to ease doubts about the health of some midsize banks and left investors wondering what the Federal Reserve would do next.

Fox News host Tucker Carlson analyzes the impact of the Silicon Valley Bank collapse and calls out President Biden's handling of the situation on "Tucker Carlson Tonight."

Asian shares have mostly fallen, shaken by a Wall Street tumble that set off worries the biggest U.S. bank failure in nearly 15 years might have ripple effects around the world.

Government help for large depositors could ignite a political firestorm — but failing to act could crush some tech start-ups.

Asian stock markets have followed Wall Street lower ahead of an update on United States employment amid worries about possible further interest rate hikes.

Fear rattled Wall Street Friday, and stocks tumbled on worries about what’s next to break under the weight of rising interest rates following the biggest U.S. bank failure in nearly 15 years.

Asian stock markets are mixed after Wall Street steadied following a plunge on worries about more U.S. interest rate hikes.

Asian shares are mostly lower as investors fret that the Federal Reserve might raise interest rates faster if pressure stays high on inflation.

Asian shares are mostly higher in muted trading as investors assess a slew of economic data and await moves by the Federal Reserve.

Apple got a boost from a Morgan Stanley price target increase. Costco fell on earnings.

Stocks rallied on Wall Street, climbing to their biggest gain in six weeks.

Nordstrom has struggled with slower sales, more markdowns and pressure from activist investor Ryan Cohen.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves in midday trading.

Best Buy posted earnings and revenue that beat analyst's estimates for its holiday quarter.

Asian stock markets have followed Wall Street higher after a Federal Reserve official raised hopes the U.S. central bank might not step up its anti-inflation fight as much as feared.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves midday.

First day of March: the Dow, the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq set to open lower.

Lowe's issued a conservative outlook for the next fiscal year as the home improvement sector faces pressure from a shift in consumer spending.

Will there be window-dressing on Wall Street? It's the final day of a tough month.

A frigid February for Wall Street closed out with more losses.

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"The benchmarks move as I get older," one man told CBS News. Now, his goal is to retire at 70 and then "look for something part-time afterward."

The Supreme Court said it would decide on the constitutionality of the CFPB, which is funded by the Federal Reserve and not Congress.

Stocks closed slightly higher, clawing back some of the losses from their worst week since early December.

Investors will get a slight reprieve next week as Wall Street gets ready to close the books Tuesday on a pretty dismal month.

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Shares in Asia are mixed after Wall Street broke its longest losing streak since December with a modest rally led by tech stocks.

Stocks sank on Wall Street and closed out their worst week since early December.

Block stock rose slightly in extended trading after the payments company reported fourth-quarter revenue and gross profit that beat Wall Street's expectations.

Analysts on Thursday widely cheered Club holding Nvidia's (NVDA) quarterly results, prompting an avalanche of price-target increases.

Nvidia shares spiked, while Domino's Pizza dropped.

Nikola said it made a series of changes to its battery-electric truck during the quarter in response to feedback from early customers.

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Asian stock markets are higher following Wall Street's biggest one-day decline in two months.

High-yield savings accounts and Treasurys are going up against stocks. And, the winner may be your neighborhood bank for the first time in decades.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves in the premarket.

Asian shares have fallen after stocks tumbled on Wall Street as worries persist about higher interest rates and their tightening squeeze on the global economy.

The market sell-off creates an opportunity to buy stocks of companies that are doing well and will continue to do so even in a recession.

Home Depot fell to one of S&P's larger losses despite reporting stronger profit than expected for end of 2022.

Corporations backed by private equity groups like Blackstone and Pretium Partners bought tens of thousand of homes across the U.S. Sun Belt.

Shortly after Wall Street's opening bell Tuesday, we'll be making a handful of sales to help fund our upcoming distribution to charity.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves in the premarket.

With growing uncertainty about how much further interest rates could rise, investors may be changing gears toward actively managed fixed-income ETFs.

The AltFinance Fellowship is introducing students at historically Black colleges and universities to the world of alternative investing.

Deere shares popped on strong earnings.

Wall Street closed another bumpy week with a mixed performance.

Shares have slipped in Asia after benchmarks on Wall Street took their biggest hit in four weeks as investors registered disappointment over an inflation reading that came in hotter than expected.

Kraft Heinz saw a decline in sales volume as it increased prices more than 15%.

Asian shares are edging higher, cheered by a stronger reading than expected on U.S. retail sales that set off a Wall Street rally.

Coca-Cola on Tuesday reported quarterly revenue that beat analysts' expectations, driven by higher prices on its drinks. Excluding items, Coke earned 45 cents per share. Looking to 2023, Coke is projecting comparable revenue growth of 3% to 5% and comparable earnings per share growth of 4% to 5%. Wall Street was forecasting revenue growth of 3.9% and earnings per share growth of 3% for the year. Read the Coca-Cola earnings report here.

Asian stock markets have slipped after U.S. inflation edged down less than expected, fueling concern the Federal Reserve might think more interest rate hikes are needed.

Asian shares are mostly higher, boosted by a rally on Wall Street, although investors kept their eyes on the upcoming U.S. consumer price data for signs of inflation.

Inflation in the U.S. is likely to be "far stickier" and could last a decade, according to Bill Smead, chief investment officer at Smead Capital Management.

Wells Fargo Securities' Michael Schumacher believes Fed policy is working against equity investors regardless of this week's inflation data outcome.

Banning Wall Street’s biggest municipal bond underwriters has foisted a hidden tax on their residents totaling hundreds of millions of dollars.

Asian stock markets are lower ahead of a U.S. inflation update that traders worry might lead to more interest rate hikes.

TipRanks analyst ranking service pinpoints Wall Street's best-performing stocks, including Costco and Amazon.

Disney and Wells Fargo shares have rallied this year, but remain reasonably priced and well-liked by Wall Street analysts.

Stocks are drifting as Wall Street nears the end of its worst week since December.

"Maybe [Fed Chair] Jay Powell's made more progress fighting inflation than [his] colleagues want to believe," except for this spending area, he said.

Wall Street's so-called IPO window, allowing companies to readily tap investors for new stock, has been mostly shut for the past year.

Shares are mixed in Asia after stocks rallied on Wall Street following comments by the chair of the Federal Reserve signaling that last week’s stunningly strong jobs report won’t by itself sway its stance on interest rates hikes.

Shares have fallen in Asia after Wall Street gave back some of its recent gains on persisting uncertainty over interest rates and inflation.

The burrito chain has been raising prices to offset higher food and labor costs.

The rental car giant saw year-over-year gains in business from corporate travelers, international travelers and rideshare drivers.

Asian stock markets have rebounded after Wall Street sank under pressure from worries about higher interest rates and after Japan reported stronger wage gains than expected.

Big companies such as Amazon and Google have recently announced layoffs. In Wall Street, getting cut is always acknowledged as an ever-lurking prospect – but it still stings when it happen.

The markets have rallied this year as investors believe inflation will continue to ease and that the economy will avoid a recession – but it could end in tears.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves in midday trading.

Jim Cramer on Friday offered his updated thinking on the six Club holdings that issued quarterly reports after Thursday's close.

Wall Street has its eyes on big tech after some of the biggest companies in the world posted lackluster quarterly financial performances.

Wall Street’s rally hit a wall after a surprisingly strong jobs report fueled worries about inflation and higher interest rates.

Tech stocks and a surge for Facebook's parent company led the market higher as investors look past interest rate hikes.

Wall Street rose to its best level since the summer following the latest hike to interest rates by the Federal Reserve, which said it’s finally seeing improvements in inflation.

Wall Street is closing a strong January with more gains.

Stocks closed higher on Wall Street, marking the market's third winning week in the last four.

American Airlines have given more proof of the recovery in air travel, posting a better-than-expected profit for the fourth quarter.

Asian shares have advanced, boosted by a rally on Wall Street following reports suggesting the economy and corporate profits may be doing better than feared.

Asian stock markets are mixed amid hopes Western economies can avoid a recession despite higher interest rates to cool inflation.

Sooner or later, either Wall Street or the Federal Reserve has to blink.

Asian shares are trading mixed after Wall Street indexes finished little changed, as investors awaited earnings results from major global companies.

A rally for tech stocks applied some salve on Wall Street’s rough week, one dominated by worries about a weakening economy.

Major U.S. indexes closed mixed on Wall Street at the beginning of a holiday-shortened, but earnings-heavy week.

Shares are mixed in Asia after Wall Street benchmarks ended last week on a high note.

Wells Fargo’s profit for the fourth quarter came in ahead of Wall Street’s targets but were about half of what it earned last year as the bank had to pay another $3.3 billion in fines and penalties to settle numerous scandals from recent years.

Stocks closed higher on Wall Street as earnings reporting season got underway and CEOs began to show how well or poorly they’re navigating high inflation and a slowing economy.

Asian shares are trading higher, boosted by a rally on Wall Street that came ahead of some potentially market-moving reports scheduled for later in the week.

Asian shares are mostly higher after Wall Street benchmarks fell on worries that the U.S. Federal Reserve will keep raising interest rates.

Wall Street rallied amid hopes inflation may continue to cool and the Federal Reserve may ease up on its interest rate hikes following some mixed readings on the U.S. economy.

Asian shares are mostly higher following a rally on Wall Street as investors assessed minutes from the Federal Reserve’s latest meeting of policymakers and welcomed encouraging data on U.S. jobs.

Asian stock markets are higher ahead of the release of minutes from a Federal Reserve meeting that investors hope might show the U.S. central bank is moderating its plans for more interest rate hikes to cool inflation.

Stocks are closing out 2022 with more losses, giving the S&P 500 its worst year since 2008.

Asian stock markets have followed Wall Street higher following encouraging U.S. employment data but are headed for double-digit losses for the year.