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Traders watch labor signals before the Fed meeting. US stocks ended mixed on Thursday as traders weighed softer job cut data, renewed strength in mega cap tech, and shifting expectations ahead of next week’s Federal Reserve meeting. Meta (META) was the standout, rising more than 3 percent after reports
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Traders position ahead of next week’s Fed decision. U.S. stocks closed higher on Wednesday as weaker than expected private payrolls increased confidence that the Federal Reserve may cut rates next week. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.9 percent, while the S&P 500 added 0.
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Traders position ahead of next week’s Fed decision. US stocks bounced back on Tuesday as a sharp rebound in bitcoin and renewed strength across mega-cap tech helped offset the turbulence seen at the start of the week. The Dow rose 0.4 percent, the S&P 500 added
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Retail stocks show resilience as seasonal spending picks up. Markets opened December on weaker footing as volatility extended into the new month. US equities slipped on Monday, snapping a five day winning streak, with the S&P 500 down 0.53 percent, the Nasdaq off 0.38 percent, and
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Markets edge back toward record highs while volatility stays elevated. US stocks started December by grinding back toward record highs after a choppy November that tested investors’ nerves. The S&P 500 is now within roughly 1 percent of an all time high, the Dow Jones is less than
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Light trading and holiday spending shape market sentiment. Stocks continued to climb on Tuesday as the Thanksgiving week effect began to influence market tone. Historically one of the calmest weeks of the year, the period often brings lighter volume, modest gains, and a shift in focus toward consumer behavior rather
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Alphabet leads gains while rate-cut expectations strengthen. US stocks advanced again on Tuesday as shifting Federal Reserve expectations and renewed interest in major tech names helped extend the market’s rebound. Trading opened soft, but risk appetite strengthened through the afternoon, lifting all major indexes into positive territory. The Dow
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Nasdaq posts its biggest jump since May while Fed comments lift sentiment. US equities started the shortened Thanksgiving week with a decisive rebound, powered by a renewed wave of enthusiasm for AI and shifting expectations around monetary policy. The Nasdaq surged 2.7 percent, marking its strongest gain since May,
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Wall Street posted a solid rebound on Friday after comments from New York Federal Reserve President John Williams lifted expectations for another rate cut this year.
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Strong Walmart results offset a broad tech pullback U.S. markets experienced a sharp reversal on Thursday after an early surge driven by Nvidia’s strong earnings lost momentum through the session. The Dow swung from a 700 point morning gain to close lower, while the S&P 500
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AI momentum steadies sentiment after a four-day tech slump. U.S. markets recovered on Wednesday after a four-day slide led by technology shares, with investors positioning ahead of one of the most anticipated earnings events of the year. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 both advanced as traders
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The most anticipated update of the season arrives with high expectations. A lot is at stake as Nvidia prepares to report earnings. The company’s quarterly update is widely viewed as the most important event of this earnings season, with the potential to sway not only AI related names but