Stocks edged higher Friday night to clinch a fourth-weekly win as the broadening out of the rally amid mostly stronger quarterly results continued to support stocks just as signs of sticker inflation and a weaker consumer confuses the outlook for interest rates
The DOW notched its 7th straight gain for the day as slightly higher US jobless claims pushed Treasury yields back to levels prior to rate hike chatter in early April
Another quiet night in markets as stock ended flat due to a bounce in Treasury yields and earnings disappointments from ARM, AirBnB, Uber and Shopify
It was a quiet night in markets as equities finished mixed as investors continued to digest a slew of corporate earnings including weak subscriber growth from Disney
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Equities started the week on the front foot Monday as revived hopes for a September Federal Reserve interest rate cut triggered a sea of green across Wall Street.
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Equities surged to a higher close on Friday as a softer-than-expected employment report bolstered the case for rate cuts from the Federal Reserve while also providing evidence of U.S. economic resilience.
Equities traded higher overnight led by tech as investors continued to digest a slew of corporate earnings ahead of the crucial monthly jobs report due Friday.
It was a rollercoaster ride in equities overnight, swinging between gains and losses as the Federal Reserve kept rates unchanged on Wednesday, but the central bank maintained its easing basis, downplaying the prospect of rate hikes.
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A hotter than expected wage inflation number has put extra pressure on the Fed as the US Central Bankers start their 2-day policy meeting on interest rates
