Stocks and Bonds Down Slightly After Volatile Week
Despite a bloody Monday, a recession does not seem likely with strong comeback from US markets.
Despite a bloody Monday, a recession does not seem likely with strong comeback from US markets.
Markets drop for third consecutive week, as Fed is almost certain to drop interest rates.
Home sales drop to lowest since beginning of Covid, as fed considers cutting interest rates.
Inflation rate drops to the lowest in years, as interest rate cut seems likely.
Unemployment rises to highest level since 2021, giving Fed additional cause to cut interest rates.
Investors not concerned about Fed interest rate hikes, as soft inflation data adds confidence.
Tech stocks down while retail sales rise.
With inflation below expectation, PPI shows inflation values below investors' expectations.
Jobs report exceeds expectation as three inflation-related reports occur this week.
Markets tread water on a holiday-shortened week.
Nvidia earnings report explodes again, as the Fed shows no sign of interest rate cuts in the near future.
Markets trend up as retail sales fall flat
Markets exhibit strong gains as consumer sentiment falls short of expectations.