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The start to 2026 has brought no shortage of historic developments in global markets. Investors just witnessed another one over the past week.
Stephanie Valdez Streaty, director of industry insights at Cox Automotive, says Ford's financial results appear somewhat complicated, largely due to the impact of tariffs, but they are well-positioned for 2026. Ford expects profit to jump in 2026 after being saddled with a surprise tariff bill at the end of last year. She speaks on "Bloomberg The Close." (Source: Bloomberg)
Voter ID legislation backed by President Donald Trump and his GOP allies faces an uphill climb in the Senate.
Shares of Robinhood fell in after-hours trade on Tuesday, after caution on crypto trading weighed on the trading app’s fourth-quarter sales and the company forecast a big jump in spending for the year.
The Tax Foundation reports that Trump’s tariffs generated $264 billion in revenue in 2025 but are projected to offset much of the gains from recent tax cuts.
Short-term interest-rate traders are coalescing around a bet that would pay off if the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates just two or three times this year.