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  • Risk-off market, gold vs. oil, bitcoin: Market Takeaways

    US stocks (^GSPC, ^IXIC, ^DJI) closed lower to start off the March session as markets brace for several of President Trump's tariffs to take effect this week. Yahoo Finance Markets and Data Editor Jared Blikre joins Asking for a Trend host Josh Lipton to discuss the market's "risk-off" behavior, highlighting declines in major indices and mega-cap stocks. Volatility, the downturn in oil (BZ=F, CL=F) prices, and the global economic outlook are also discussed, along with the global economic outlook. Despite a lower dollar (DX=F), commodities and risk assets remain under pressure, and bitcoin (BTC-USD) is showing concerning reversal trends. To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more Asking for a Trend here. This post was written by Josh Lynch

  • 2025 Fantasy Baseball Draft Kit: Rankings, sleepers and much more

    We've compiled all the awesome content the Yahoo Fantasy baseball crew has put together to help you draft a winning team this season!

  • Can The Sabres Bounce Back With A Win In Montreal?

    Buffalo Sabres – Montreal Canadiens

  • Consumer bureau still blocked from monitoring financial firms, email says

    Top officials at the embattled U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau have not allowed staff to resume supervising financial companies despite committing to engage in all legally-required work, according to an internal email seen by Reuters. The apparent decision to keep supervision inert could run counter to claims the CFPB has made in court that it remains committed to meeting its legal obligations. In an email sent on Monday, Cassandra Huggins, a top official in the CFPB's division of supervision, said senior officials at the agency had confirmed that supervisory work is not to resume, despite staff being told one day prior that they should still be carrying out all legally mandatory work.

  • Should The Bruins Trade Morgan Geekie?

    The Boston Bruins currently do not have a playoff spot, and they are expected to make roster changes by this week's trade deadline. Pending unrestricted free agents like Trent Frederic and Justin Brazeau appear to be the most likely to be traded by the Bruins. However, pending restricted free agent Morgan Geekie has also been creating some buzz.

  • Matz Sels saves in shootout as Forest beat Ipswich to reach FA Cup quarter-final

    Nottingham Forest’s dream season continued as they moved one step closer to a first trophy since 1990.

  • Detour dilemma For drivers as I-696 construction starts

    As the major I-696 construction project officially begins, drivers are bracing for significant disruptions over the next two years. With the eastbound lanes closed from Lahser to I-75, many commuters are already seeking alternative routes, but those detours may lead to even greater delays.

  • Singapore arrests alleged Nvidia chip smugglers

    There’s lots of scrutiny involving China obtaining advanced Nvidia chips despite strict U.S. export controls, with Chinese merchants already reportedly ordering Nvidia’s powerful Blackwell GPUs. On Thursday, Singaporean police arrested three men for allegedly smuggling Nvidia chips, Singapore’s national broadcaster Channel News Asia reported. Singapore is investigating whether the servers, which were made by Dell and Supermicro, contained restricted Nvidia chips and were diverted somewhere else than their official destination of Malaysia, Bloomberg reported.

  • Flyers’ Rasmus Ristolainen Is Focused On The Present, Unbothered by the Noise

    “Obviously, the last couple of years, starting from training camp, I’ve obviously been hurt,” Ristolainen admitted. For a player like Ristolainen—whose game is built on physicality, endurance, and a punishing style of play—health is everything. Ristolainen’s recovery process wasn’t just about getting back on the ice—it was about recalibrating his entire approach to his body.

  • Read Across America - a celebration of the wonderful world of reading

    Volunteers are inspiring young minds one page at a time. Today is "Read Across America Day." In honor of doctor Seuss's birthday on Sunday, In Baltimore, United Way of Central Maryland visited Curtis Bay Elementary students to inspire young readers.

  • 'Drip, drip, drip' of tariff threats already causing damage, says business group

    Broad U.S. tariffs on Canadian imports would be devastating if they're imposed Tuesday, but the "drip, drip, drip" of threats and moving goalposts has already inflicted its share of pain on businesses, said the chief of public policy for the Canadian Chamber of Commerce.

  • Two buses crash in Barcelona, leaving over 50 injured

    Two buses crashed Monday in downtown Barcelona, leaving over 50 people injured. The collision took place at the city’s central Diagonal Avenue when a bus carrying Italian students collided with another bus carrying cruise ship passengers from Germany. (AP video: German Martinez & Hernan Munoz)

  • 'It never should have happened': Americans frustrated by Trump Zelensky spat

    American voters expressed frustration at one or both leaders for their roles in the dispute that shocked the world.

  • What to do during an earthquake whether you're at home, walking, or driving

    Another earthquake struck B.C.'s South Coast early Monday morning. Naomi Yamamoto, a former B.C. Liberal cabinet minister and the chair of the B.C. Earthquake Alliance discusses various scenarios with BC Today host Michelle Eliot on how to protect yourself in a major earthquake.

  • 2 Women Are the Only Passengers on 175-Seat Southwest Plane, Receive Once-in-a Lifetime Experience

    TikToker Natalie Wolfley documented her and her best friend's unbelievable — and surprisingly luxurious — experience after a booking anomaly

  • Why Credit Bureau Asia's (SGX:TCU) Earnings Are Better Than They Seem

    Credit Bureau Asia Limited's ( SGX:TCU ) recent earnings report didn't offer any surprises, with the shares unchanged...

  • Minister: Abuse victims deserve change rather than lamenting and repenting

    Home Office minister Jess Phillips made the remarks in response to calls for independent safeguarding in the Church of England.

  • Jason Ritter Hilariously Claps Back at Fans Thirsting Over Wife Melanie Lynskey: 'Yes I Can Fight'

    After the actress' appearance at the 2025 Vanity Fair Oscars party sent admirers into a tizzy, Ritter had a hilarious response

  • Investigators say there's no sign that 3 Skelton brothers are alive years later

    A Michigan woman is asking a judge to declare her three missing sons dead, nearly 15 years after their father didn't return them after Thanksgiving.

  • 'We all remember': Memorial honours Mayerthorpe Mounties killed in line of duty

    MAYERTHORPE, Alta. — Military jets performed a fly-by as residents, dignitaries and current and former Mounties gathered under sunny skies Monday to remember four officers ambushed and killed 20 years earlier to the day.