Stock Markets Spike on Election Results; Bonds Rally
Markets jump with election results, coming from the financial, energy, and industrial sectors.
Markets jump with election results, coming from the financial, energy, and industrial sectors.
With the election and Fed rate announcement right around the corner, investors unsure how the markets will respond.
Corporate earnings season kicks off positively, as the economy shows signs of stalling.
With the election looming, Fed to announce potential rate cuts.
Inflation crawls back up, putting a November rate cut in question.
September jobs report far exceeds expectation, as unemployment drops to 4.1%.
Inflation continues to scale back, as labor report remains solid.
Markets continue to soar due to Fed interest rate cuts
Markets bounce back as tech stocks soar!
With economy weakening, the question of a recession is back on the table.
A quiet week on Wall Street coupled with an average Nvidia earnings report, points focus at August jobs report being released on Friday.
Job gains revision shows 30% less jobs than previously reports, as recession seems no longer likely.
Although the markets were strong this week, a recession still not out of the question.
Despite a bloody Monday, a recession does not seem likely with strong comeback from US markets.