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An expiration of regulatory relief may not matter as much for the Treasury market as investors might fear. Smaller banks could get a boost.

Shares of JPMorgan and other banks fell Friday after the Federal Reserve decided to end a rule that relaxed capital requirements to encourage banks to loan money during the COVID-19 crisis. The centra

The Fed said it would not extend an emergency measure intended to facilitate lending due to the coronavirus pandemic. The post Bank Stocks Fall As Fed Ends This Pandemic-Era Relief Measure appeared fi

With 10-year Treasury yields soaring, financial services stocks and funds like the Financial Select Sector SPDR (XLF) are back in style in a big way. This ETF, one of the powerhouse SPDR products, pr

CNBC's Bob Pisani takes a look at the market right after the open and how markets performed this week.

As banks free up their cash hoards accumulated during the coronavirus pandemic, financial sector-related ETFs could benefit from the increased loan activity. In the months ahead, banks are expected to

Overall, ETFs gathered about $12.5 billion capital last week, bringing in year-to-date inflows of $164.9 billion.

Against all expectations, OPEC maintains its cuts at least through April. Oil prices surge, setting the stage for a fantastic 2021 for oil and gas stocks.

The 'Fast Money' traders offer their final trades for the week.

Whenever you're ready to invest in index funds, these seven ETFs deserve to be on your radar and possibly in your portfolio. The post 7 Index Funds to Buy For March appeared first on InvestorPlace.

Hedge Funds are using AAPL and FAANG as a "source of funds" What's working, not working, and what's next?

Meghan Shue, Wilmington Trust Investment Advisors head of investment strategy, and David Katz, Matrix Asset Advisors chief investment officer, to discuss their thoughts on the markets and banks in 202

S&P 500 ETFs amassed considerable assets in February while junk bond ETFs saw assets gushing out.

HEQ: A 'Hedged' Portfolio, But Size And Poor Performance Limits Appeal

The COVID-19 pandemic sped up a transition in global payment types. With stay-home restrictions and general caution on the part of consumers, point-of-sale (POS) cash transactions fell by 32% globally