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NYSE Group President Lynn Martin says the exchange's open and close prices have become more robust and withstood volatility of all kinds, but she says that has not been the case with other exchanges in the past week. She speaks on "Bloomberg Open Interest." (Source: Bloomberg)

Japanese stocks fell for a second day, tracking a Wall Street selloff as persistently high oil prices revived inflation concerns and weighed on equities near record highs.

Household wealth is flowing from property to stocks

Asian shares edged lower, diverging from a record-setting rally on Wall Street as South Korean equities lagged. Crude oil rose.

Stock futures are green across the board, with the Nasdaq posed to build on yesterday's all-time closing high.

The Investing Club holds its "Morning Meeting" every weekday at 10:20 a.m. ET.

The S&P 500's new all-time high Tuesday might just be one of the most hated records in recent memory.

Investors wary of owning technology megacaps driving the Nasdaq 100 Index to record highs can still capture the rally using equity derivatives and avoid the fallout from a potential bubble, according to strategists at Bank of America Corp.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott is planning to skip a political rally in San Antonio headlined by President Donald Trump, declining a chance to appear with the country’s highest-profile Republican as his reelection bid faces a surprisingly strong challenge from Democrat Gina Hinojosa.

Wall Street’s blue-chip index touches fresh peak but rally increasingly reliant on handful of tech stocks