Certainty is now a scarcity in markets

• CD account or money market account: Which is better now?

  Both CDs and money market accounts have attractive features for savers right now. Here's what to consider.
  
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  Trump made the stock market a marker of success. Now he's hedging as markets dip.

  When President Donald Trump wanted to make the case for his first term’s success in an interview last month, he turned to the stock market.
  
  NBC News - 1d

• Is euro-dollar parity now off the cards?

  Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
  
  Financial Times - 2d

• Tom Lee calls Monday’s stock-market tumble an overreaction. What to watch now.

  Tom Lee, one of the more optimistic voices on Wall Street, says that the stock-market drop on Monday was an overreaction as he points to key events this week that could stabilize indexes.
  
  MarketWatch - 1d

• European stocks have crushed the U.S. — now a big bank is shifting its view

  The year has started with a big rally for European stocks as the U.S. market struggles to remain above water. Now, HSBC strategists are changing their tune.
  
  MarketWatch - 1d

• Why a ‘good’ CPI report on Wednesday may not be enough to turn stock-market carnage around

  Wednesday’s consumer-price index report is now in sharp focus with investors hoping more clarity on stagflation concerns could help stem the stock-market selloff.
  
  MarketWatch - 14h

• This solid market indicator says to buy stocks now and enjoy double-digit gains

  Gold/platinum ratio has an impressive record. It’s turned bullish on U.S. equities.
  
  MarketWatch - 3d

• Market alarms are flashing, and Citi’s latest downgrade adds fuel to the fire

  Like other Wall Street banks, Citigroup is worried about the state of the U.S. economy, and recommend putting money elsewhere. For now.
  
  MarketWatch - 22h

• One of Wall Street’s biggest bulls now says a flash crash can’t be ruled out

  Ed Yardeni says a bear market for stocks may already be underway, and a “flash crash” can’t be ruled out.
  
  MarketWatch - 1d

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  The unlikely winners from Trump’s steel tariffs

  Measures designed to protect the struggling US steel industry could also help a cohort of global producers
  
  Financial Times - 6h
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  Donald Trump Jr: championing the Maga economy

  ESG and DEI are out as the US president’s son makes lucrative investments that align with his father’s vision of America
  
  Financial Times - 6h
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  Recession will not make Trump change course

  A president who can’t run again is freer from public opinion than business seems to realise
  
  Financial Times - 20m
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  Northvolt files for bankruptcy in Sweden

  Collapse of vehicle battery maker deals major blow to Europe’s bid to rival China
  
  Financial Times - 4h
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  PwC cuts record number of UK partners and halts tech apprenticeship scheme

  Moves come as consultants strain to protect annual profit pool of close to £1mn per partner
  
  Financial Times - 6h

More in Business

• Moscow wary of 'jumping the gun' after the U.S. and Ukraine unite over a ceasefire deal

  The Kremlin broke silence on Wednesday, delivering its initial reaction to Kyiv and the White House's unilateral agreement proposing a temporary ceasefire.
  
  CNBC - 8m

• Weekly mortgage demand surges 11% higher, as interest rates dropped for the sixth straight week

  Mortgage demand for both homebuying and refinancing reacted to yet another drop in mortgage rates, which are now down for the sixth straight week.
  
  CNBC - 11m

• Roche shares pop 5% on $5.3 billion obesity drug deal with Zealand Pharma

  Swiss pharmaceutical giant Roche said Wednesday that it had struck a deal worth up to $5.3 billion to develop Zealand Pharma's obesity drug candidate.
  
  CNBC - 18m
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  Recession will not make Trump change course

  A president who can’t run again is freer from public opinion than business seems to realise
  
  Financial Times - 20m

• Amazon, Google and Meta support tripling nuclear power by 2050

  The pledge is nonbinding, but highlights the growing support for expanding nuclear power among leading industries, finance and governments.
  
  CNBC - 22m