Markets surged to record highs last week, driven by cooling inflation and strong corporate earnings.
For the week, the DJIA gained 2.24% while the S
Equity markets finished in the green last week as corporate earnings largely came in above estimates lifting market sentiment.
For the week, the S&P 500 gained
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Last week, markets pulled back. The S&P 500 fell roughly 2.7%, the Nasdaq dropped about 3.6%, and the Dow lost around 1.9%. The 10-year Treasury
Markets again pushed higher last week despite rising uncertainty around fiscal policy, trade, and labor trends.
For the week, the DJIA added 1.11%, the S&P 500
Markets continued their upward move last week as investors embraced the potential of the Fed’s rate cutting plan along with positive reactions to China’s sharp
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Markets advanced last week as investors renewed their positive outlook for artificial intelligence and expectations of a Federal Reserve interest rate cut.
The S
Markets spent last week balancing weaker labor data against rising policy uncertainty around tariffs and the Fed’s next move.
For the week, the DJIA slipped 0.26
Markets were mostly lower last week as investors took some profits after markets had hit an all-time high around mid-month. The month of August saw the S&P 500
Last week’s spotlight was Jackson Hole. Chair Jerome Powell acknowledged that “the balance of risks appears to be shifting,” adding that while the labor market
Last week investors remained positive as the stock market hit record highs buoyed by the improving outlook for interest rate cuts.
The S&P 500 booked a gain of 1
Stocks notched another solid week, helped by upbeat earnings and steadier macro data even as bond auctions tested appetite.
For the week, the DJIA rose 1.37% and