Sabrina Siddiqui
speaker
1,224 appearances
19 recordings
2 series
first heard Aug 2025
last heard 28 Aug
Sabrina Siddiqui’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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That's the highest close for the most traded contract since 2022.
The S&P and Nasdaq both closed out last week at record highs, and they slipped from those levels today.
The Dow led the losses in the major indexes, falling 1.1%.
If you invest in ETFs, odds are it's something like an index fund that tracks the S&P 500, a low-cost strategy that's been hugely popular.
But investors have recently been pouring money into ETFs that are actively managed by fund managers.
Those cost investors more, and big firms like BlackRock and JP Morgan are leaning into the trend of offering such ETFs.
Jack Pitcher, a Wall Street Journal reporter covering financial markets and the asset management industry, says new types of ETFs have particular appeal for a certain demographic.
That's been very good for Wall Street asset managers.
They've had a hard time making money on passive funds, whose fees went very close to zero.
That was The Wall Street Journal's Jack Pitcher.
In news from the Supreme Court, Justice Samuel Alito today restored full access to the abortion pill Mifepristone.
He paused a ruling from an appeals court that said doctors couldn't send the drug through the mail if they didn't see a patient in person first.
Many Republican-led states believe that the common practice of mailing the drug is undermining state abortion bans.
The Supreme Court's move is temporary.
The hold is only for a week.
That gives the court time to weigh emergency appeals from the drug companies that make Mifepristone.
Coming up, how did Jeff Bezos become the sponsor of one of the biggest fashion nights of the year?
That's after the break.
On our morning show, you heard about a new joint venture on the way with Anthropic and Wall Street firms like Goldman Sachs.
It will sell AI tools to companies backed by private equity.
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