Markets

The WSJ Dollar Index fell 0.3%, ending its winning streak.

WSJ Dollar Index falls 0.3%, ending its winning streak.

Treasury yields are climbing again as strong economic data suggests interest rates will stay higher for longer.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average broke a losing streak to finish the week higher, despite ongoing concerns about rising yields and volatile oil prices.

Joseph Baratta, a key executive, is leaving Blackstone, continuing a trend of senior departures.

UBS, Societe Generale, and Canadian banks are the focus of a new financial services market analysis.

Active bond funds claiming to beat the market often hide significant risks, including higher exposure to lower-quality bonds and interest rate sensitivity, which can negate net returns after fees.

Pill-form peptides are emerging as a major disruptor in the pharmaceutical industry, targeting Big Pharma’s most profitable franchises beyond muscle growth.

Japan’s Finance Minister disclosed President Trump’s recent expressions of concern over the yen’s weakening value during a meeting with Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi.

Oil prices decline as hopes for reopening the Strait of Hormuz clash with Middle East conflict fears.