Charles Schwab

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About Charles Schwab

Charles Schwab is a different kind of investment services firm – one that strives to disrupt the status quo of the traditional Wall Street approach on behalf of our clients. We believe today, as we did on Day 1, that when you find ways to improve the investing experience for your clients, then business results will follow.

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Brokerage, Banking, Financial Consulting, Financial Products and Services, Portfolio Management, Advisor Services, Retirement Plan Services, Specialty Brokerage Services, and Mutual Fund Clearing Services

Tame CPI Adds to Early Stock Gains on AI Earnings
  • 12 Aug 2026

The July Consumer Price Index rose 0.1% and core inflation was up 0.2%, which Schwab experts say may keep the Fed on hold. A $42 billion 10-year Treasury auction is on tap today.

Equity Diversification in an Era of Concentration
  • 10 Aug 2026

Tech and AI are driving a greater share of global equity market returns and earnings growth, raising concentration risks and the need for broader diversification.

Inflation a Pain for Small Business | Week Ahead
  • 10 Aug 2026

With CPI and PCE on tap for this week, Schwab's Kevin Gordon focuses on the impact of inflation on small businesses in the U.S. in his look at the Week Ahead.

Rally Holds as Yields, Oil, Data Spark Debates
  • 07 Aug 2026

As an earnings-driven rally holds, its fate may hinge on data trust, Kashkari's supply-shock case, and where high Treasury yields head next.

Why Good Economic News Isn't Always Good for Markets
  • 07 Aug 2026

What happens when a strong economy becomes a challenge for markets? Collin Martin and Kevin Gordon unpack the outlook for stocks and bonds amid higher yields.

Schwab Market Perspective
  • 17 Jul 2026

It seems to be the end of the Great Moderation Era for the U.S. economy. The Great Moderation Era—which marked most of the two decades leading up to the COVID-19 pandemic—is drifting away into what...

2026 Mid-Year Outlook: U.S. Stocks and Economy
  • 03 Jun 2026

As is typically the case with our mid-year outlook, we like to take stock of the expectations we had at the beginning of the year when publishing our full-year outlook. Starting with the overall gr...

Forward/Backward: 2025 Review With a Note on Venezuela
  • 05 Jan 2026

The capture of Venezuelan President Maduro has been digested well by global markets, which is in keeping with 2025’s theme of massive volatility and solid index-level returns.

Schwab's 2026 Long-Term Capital Market Expectations
  • 02 Jan 2026

Our 2026 outlook shows fixed income continuing to benefit from elevated rates, while equities still face a narrowing edge over risk-free investments.