Gold prices traded modestly higher on Monday as the yellow metal aimed for back-to-back gains after a lengthy losing streak.

UBS has followed a string of Wall Street banks that have cut their growth forecasts for China. Monday also saw troubling moves on the lending-rate front, that hint of banks also in trouble.

Wall Street seems confident that Nvidia will post “beat-and-raise” earnings this week. The key question now is how much upside the chip giant can deliver.

Goldman Sachs said Monday it’s considering the sale of part of its wealth-management division.

The median asking rent was down 1% from a year ago in July, according to a new report from Realtor.com.

Nvidia Corp.’s earnings are drawing nearer, and yet another analyst is feeling upbeat heading into the company’s report.

Nvidia now holds the distinction of having the highest price-to-sales ratio in the S&P 500, a title 99 companies have had since the 1960s. Here’s how they have fared.

Oil prices settle lower on Monday, extending losses as last week’s decline followed a streak of seven straight weekly gains.

China’s slowing growth and high debt levels leave the country’s economic officials with unprecedented challenges, writes Kenneth Rogoff.

Headline inflation in China could surge higher by multiple percentage points into 2024.