Following yesterday’s news that the Federal Reserve sees two rate hikes possible in 2023, futures point to U.S. equities opening lower ahead of today’s weekly jobless claims report and Treasury Secretary Yellen’s testimony before Congress.

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

Nasdaq has unveiled its 2020 Corporate Sustainability Report, highlighting how the company navigated through the uncertainties brought about by the global pandemic while maintaining focus on its sustainability strategy and enhancing ESG performance.

While there will be a few pieces of U.S. economic data out this morning, the main thrust of today’s equity trading will hinge on the outcome of the Fed’s latest monetary policy meeting this afternoon.

Traders and analysts alike will parse the wording of the statement and every word uttered by Powell immediately. So how should we be prepared for this?

The next decade will be a critical test for whether we can marshal both the technologies and the policies required to fundamentally change the global economy and its energy and transport systems.

The Republic of El Salvador, the smallest nation in Central America with a population of some 6.4 million, has made a splash in global headlines by announcing on June 9 that the country would be the first to make bitcoin legal tender.

To achieve rapid growth in this era, many businesses need to fundamentally rethink a centerpiece of their operations. They need to reconsider what it means to manage employees.

Startup companies are an essential part of the U.S. economy stimulating economic development by providing job creation, business innovation, and wealth creation potential through appreciation of equity value and operating profits.

The obvious thing to concentrate on this week is the meeting of the Fed’s Open Market Committee (FOMC) and the subsequent release of their decision on Wednesday. But what exactly should we be focusing on?