With even the most seasoned investors growing uneasy, the analysts who foresaw the 2008 market crash share how they view the current state of the financial markets.

Retail spending on non-essential goods in the U.S. has slumped by 4% in early 2025, a stark reminder of the 2008 financial crisis, according to economist Craig Shapiro. What Happened: The macro ...

Jay Powell got a few questions on Wednesday about the report the Federal Reserve put out on Silicon Valley Bank and what went wrong regulating and supervising it. Amid the 118 riveting pages on ...

Financial-crisis-era parallels seen as Steve Diggle returns to the volatility business Steve Diggle's Artradis was once the biggest hedge fund in Asia. In the era of the global financial crisis and ...

The overall systemic risk to financial markets from stresses in the banking sector appears contained, making a repeat of the 2008 crisis unlikely. Many global central banks reaffirmed their commitment ...

The decision to award the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics to former Fed Chair Ben Bernanke was widely panned on social media as critics blamed the then-central bank chief for contributing to the ...

The FDIC seized First Republic Bank in early May and struck a deal to sell the bulk of its operations to JPMorgan Chase. WSJ’s Ben Eisen explains what led to the bank’s failure and what it means for ...

The EU's securitization market collapsed after the financial crisis and remained undersized, in part due to stringent ...

After making a name for herself for forecasting the 2008 subprime mortgage crisis, Meredith Whitney has a new view on what the Federal Reserve should do amid a pricey and stale real estate market.

Politicians in Washington have very short memories, so they repeat the same mistakes over and over. It was only 17 years ago that the "subprime" mortgage crisis torpedoed the economy and sent the ...

The economic travails of the postpandemic years have led to intense intellectual and policy debates. One thing almost everyone agrees on, however, is that the post-Covid crisis bears very little ...