Daily energy market commentary provided by Nasdaq Corporate Solutions Advisory Services‘ Energy Team.

Equities are poised to start the day off in a wait-and-see mode as another round of bank stock quarterly earnings are digested, and investors wait for Fed Chairman Powell’s semiannual testimony on monetary policy before Congress this afternoon

As the semiconductor industry grapples with surging demand, transparency into the supply chain is critical, according to Mike Splinter, chairman of Nasdaq’s board of directors.

Digital payments company Square is set to launch its own Bitcoin hardware wallet, billionaire Jack Dorsey confirmed on Twitter.

Before the chaos starts, it is worth taking a minute to think about what you should be looking for in this earnings season and devising a trading strategy for trading if you are someone who can take the risk involved.

Energy stocks are poised for a lower start, weighed down by weakness in the crude complex while the broader index futures are mixed to lower.

Pepsi (PEP) will report second quarter fiscal 2021 earnings results before the opening bell Tuesday.

Without question, JPMorgan Chase (JPM), which reports second quarter fiscal 2021 earnings results before the opening bell Tuesday, has established a well-deserved reputation as being the best-executing bank not only among its peer group, but one of the best-run banks in the world

Investors brace for the June quarter earnings season to kick into gear.

With the second quarter earnings season kicking off this coming week, the question that keeps coming up surrounds whether growth expectations and optimism surrounding the economic recovery are well placed.