Market Trends

Energy is vital to the modern world, and volatile, rapidly increasing energy costs pose a significant problem.

With $1.5 trillion in total assets, this is one of the largest investment vehicles on the face of the planet.

Today, March 11, 2026, Oracle’s earnings beat and solid inflation data stand out as U.S. stocks wobble on oil and war fears.

Oil and natural gas remain vital to the world economy, and higher prices will ripple through the system.

Pinpointing exactly when a market crash could materialize is difficult, but finding portfolio protection is easy thanks to these Vanguard ETFs.

Top insights from the latest market news from Wednesday, March 11, from The Motley Fool analysts on Team Rule Breakers and Team Hidden Gems.

Rising oil prices make it more likely the Federal Reserve will remain on hold at its meeting next week.

Oil prices are gyrating thanks to headline-grabbing world events, but don't forget the impact on consumers.

This fund enables investors to get more income than they would from owning stocks directly.

The market is shaky, but there's promising news for investors.

The S&P 500 is off to an underwhelming start to 2026, and a troubling macroeconomic picture could make things worse.

The market rebounded in Monday trading, but JPMorgan Chase expects a correction.

Most investors think only of the upside that comes from leveraged ETFs, unaware of the very real dangers they're exposing themselves to.

Labor-market activity has historically been a strong recession indicator. It just flashed one of its biggest red flags in years.

Vanguard Long-Term Corporate Bond ETF tracks investment-grade debt maturing beyond 10 years, providing exposure to yield and duration.

Growing market and geopolitical uncertainty may make you hesitant to buy stocks.

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The S&P 500 could slip into a bear market as midterm elections, economic headwinds, and elevated valuations converge.

This ETF is a good one to own during the current Middle East crisis and beyond.

On March 10, 2026, Oracle outperformed in after-hours trading and oil prices fell in a volatile, energy-driven session.