#Equities

Further darkening the outlook is the growing perception that leaders are in no rush to jump-start an economy that is slowing but at a tolerable speed.

The house built by fixed income is facing an overhaul. Barclays Plc is showing it can do more for clients than trade bonds and arrange debt deals.

Wall Street’s Big Three have generated $52 billion in equity trading revenue this year, capturing about 80% of the market on rising margin lending to hedge funds.

Global equities advanced to new highs as demand for artificial-intelligence stocks intensified, cementing the sector’s role as the market’s main driver.

Trading value in India’s cash equities surged to an all-time high Friday, as MSCI Inc.’s index changes triggered a flurry of bulk deals by global passive funds.

Emerging Asian equities rose to a record, propelled by continuing enthusiasm for the artificial intelligence trade that’s bolstered global stocks despite the Iran war.

US equities continue to march higher in 2026 despite geopolitical uncertainties, supported by resilient economic data and strong corporate earnings. Read more here.

BlackRock portfolio manager Tom Becker discusses the outlook for euro-zone equities, including in France. "The underperformance of the CAC over the last one, three years, it’s pretty material," Becker tells Bloomberg Television.…

US equities have rallied recently despite ongoing geopolitical uncertainties, particularly the unresolved military conflict in Iran. Read full analysis here.

We see no disconnect between record US equities and high oil and yields: Markets are pricing both AI-driven growth and the Middle East supply shock. Read more here...

The outperformance by US equities driven by a narrow group of giant tech stocks is set to persist, according to Citigroup Inc. strategists.

Rick Rieder, BlackRock's CIO of global fixed income, says US equities are not in a bubble because of capital expenditures and earnings growth on "Bloomberg Open Interest."

Global equities began the quarter on solid footing but subsequently reversed course amid concerns surrounding the software sector, driven in part by new AI developments from Anthropic.

The London Company Mid Cap portfolio declined 5.0% (-5.2% net) during the quarter vs. a 1.3% increase in the Russell Midcap Index. Read more here.

The 225-issue Nikkei stock average climbed 3.4%, with gauges in Australia and South Korea also rising.