What Wall Street Expects Washington to Accomplish This Summer

What Wall Street Expects Washington to Accomplish This Summer

Congress faces a packed legislative schedule and limited time to act before the summer recess, putting pressure on lawmakers to address several high-profile issues.

Traders Assess Chances for Peace

As tensions in the Middle East persist, policymakers face growing political pressure at home with the midterm elections drawing closer.

Trump Faces Crucial Decision on Iran Agreement

Economic and geopolitical factors, particularly the impact of war on energy costs, are heavily influencing the political landscape.

U.S. Destroyers Repel Iranian Attacks in the Strait of Hormuz

With gas prices hitting $4.56 per gallon and potentially reaching $5.00 by Memorial Day, significant economic and political pain is expected if the strait remains closed.

What Consumers Should Know About Upcoming Non-Network Exchange Plans

New federal rules could open ACA marketplaces to non-network health plans, creating lower-cost coverage options while raising questions about consumer protections and market competition.