Insights & Understanding

The spread of the coronavirus continued, and markets swung sharply higher and lower last week.

Last week, investors moved from a “reality check” to a “gut check” as the selloff from the previous week accelerated sharply.

What's happening this week? The coronavirus continues to challenge health care officials and curtail economic activity.

What's going on in the markets this week? The coronavirus, dubbed COVID-19, continues to threaten lives, communities, and the global economy.

In an online poll conducted by YouGov, CreditCards.com asked people how open and honest they are with their spouses and partners about money.

What's happening this week? The coronavirus showed some signs of slowing the pace of its expansion even as the number of fatalities surpassed the SARS crisis.

What's happening this week? The coronavirus spread, so concerns about the virus and measures to prevent its spread will likely reduce economic activity.

Stock markets continued to march steadily higher last week. News was relatively light, but momentum and reduced uncertainty helped push the markets toward...

Stock markets rallied sharply last week as uncertainty continued to fade. U.S. trade negotiators were able to secure approval of the USMCA (United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement)...

Three key policy issues achieved greater clarity last week. The United States and China reached a “phase one” trade deal. The United States will reduce some existing tariffs...