U.S. Stock Futures Mostly Higher
U.S. stock futures were mostly higher, boosted by hopes the Fed will cut interest rates next month.
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German Business Sentiment Weakens on More Pessimistic Outlook
Confidence among German firms worsened in November as the Ifo Institute’s business-climate index edged down to 88.1 from 88.4 in October.
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White House Hails Progress in Talks With Ukraine to End War With Russia
Officials from the U.S., Ukraine and Europe held meetings in Geneva to discuss next steps on the proposal.
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Wall Street Needs Some Magic in December to Reignite Tired Tech Rally
Good riddance November slump. Hello December bump?
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How the U.S. Economy Became Hooked on AI Spending
Growth has been bolstered by data-center investment and stock-market wealth. A reversal could raise the risk of recession.
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Flood of AI Bonds Adds to Pressure on Markets
Prices of newly issued bonds have slid, adding to investors’ anxieties about stock valuations.
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Americans Are on a Year-End Shopping Spree
Consumers seeking value are spending big at retailers such as Walmart, Gap and TJ Maxx.
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AI Investors Want More Making It and Less Faking It
The artificial-intelligence industry took Silicon Valley’s hustle mentality to an extreme-and investors are catching on.
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We Analyzed 5,000 Calls to Find Out What CEOs Really Think About Tariffs
Trump’s trade war is a pain, but less so than many executives expected.
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Fed Official Sees No ‘Urgency’ for December Rate Cut
The remarks from Boston Fed President Susan Collins come a day after another another Fed official said there is room for a cut-showing the challenge Fed Chair Jerome Powell faces in trying to build consensus.
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Investors Clamor for a Peek Behind the Private Markets Curtain
Wall Street wants to sell data on private markets, where pensions and colleges pay hefty fees and receive scant information.
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
November 24, 2025 07:15 ET (12:15 GMT)
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