On Monday, US stocks extended their losses from the previous week as investors returned from a holiday weekend and prepared for another hectic week of corporate earnings reporting. Several large firms, including United Airlines (UAL), American Express (AXP), Netflix (NFLX), …
US equities stopped trading due to the holidays, while Asian stocks look set for a muted open Monday before Chinese economic data that may shed light on the impact of Covid lockdowns. Japan’s equity futures fell, while other markets, including …
U.S. stocks fell Thursday to cap another losing week on Wall Street as investors digested a series of bank earnings and reeled from more red-hot CPI numbers. The S&P 500 and tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite each settled at four-week lows, recording …
On Wednesday, US stocks climbed as investors digested a series of carefully anticipated quarterly reports and continued to absorb a scorching reading on US inflation. The S&P 500 index gained more than 1%, snapping a three-day losing trend. The Nasdaq …
U.S. stocks reversed earlier gains in the final hour of trading Tuesday amid fresh worries about the latest US CPI print that showed inflation in March further accelerated to a new 40-year high. S&P 500 edged 0.3% lower to 4397.35, …
U.S. equities slipped Monday as investors shifted attention to the upcoming earnings season and a heavy economic calendar this week as the US Fed is ready to speed up its moves to fight inflation. The S&P 500 lost 1.69% on …
On Friday, US equities were mixed, with large technology companies posting the worst performance, while energy companies posted the best gains. Market participants are now closely monitoring the US Federal Reserve’s next moves. The S&P 500 finished roughly 0.3 percent …
U.S. equities recovered in the final hour of trading Thursday to cap a choppy session in the green as investors continued to digest a hawkish print of minutes from the last FOMC meeting. The S&P 500 shifted losses to rise …
U.S. equities dropped on Wednesday as investors eyed more hawkish actions from key Fed members. It is suggested that more monetary policymakers were open to moving aggressively to raise interest rates and bring down demand and persistently escalated inflation. The …
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