The Cboe Volatility Index - aka the VIX, or Wall Street's fear gauge - just spiked to unusual highs. That doesn’t just mean panic; it could signal opportunity. Here's what this index tells us, and two ...

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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell cautioned that the trade tensions could challenge the central bank’s position on ...

US stocks saw choppy trading on Tuesday (April 15) as investors digested a new round of first-quarter earnings reports and ...

Industry leaders are warning that the fallout from the market volatility and the slowdown in deals will be felt beyond the ...

In response, the S&P Volatility Index (VIX)—often called Wall Street's "fear gauge" —has surged to its highest level since last August and this is where things get interesting for bitcoin.

The VIX, or fear index, collapsed 18% on Monday to $30.73. It has been as high as $65.73 in the recent tariff melee.

Wall Street's fear index was ticking up on Wednesday, as news of fresh curbs on chip maker Nvidia added to the sense of panic ...