Seasonal market pattern is reliable in just one of every four years — and not this one, writes Mark Hulbert.

Expect higher inflation, excessive government spending and cracks in the U.S. dollar’s dominance, writes Satyajit Das.

Our call of the day offers bargains among energy and stocks catering to future millennial spending.

If you expect 4% or 5% inflation, current interest rates don’t seem so steep.

Global benchmark Brent crude settles higher Tuesday after a drop the previous session sparked by renewed talks that could ease sanctions on crude exports by Venezuela.

Once your overall risk is under control, you’re likely to get the greatest long-term benefit from diversifying your equities.

Company raises full-year profit and sales guidance and pursues multipronged strategy to address talc-powder litigation.

The Reserve Bank of Australia continues to warn that further interest-rate increases may be needed if it sees signs that inflation isn’t under control.

The U.S. housing market is pushing buyers and sellers to opposite ends, as one group struggles with affordability while the other is locked into low rates.