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S&P 500 Poised To Extend Bull Run? Market Strategist Sees 'AI Fervor' And Ebbing Inflation Pushing Valuation Toward Dot-com Peak
The stock market has carried forward the momentum seen in 2023, and optimism regarding another stellar abounds on the Street. A market strategist on Sunday hiked the year-end price target for the S&P
Summers: Most Inflationary Policy Proposal of My Lifetime
Lawrence H. Summers, Former US Treasury Secretary and Wall Street Week warns of supply shocks coming out of Donald Trump's economic proposals, which could lead to a surge in inflation.
While Politics Rattle France, U.S. Markets Keep Rolling On
By Randall W. Forsyth While most investors were firmly focused on the U.S. markets, with the Federal Reserve's interest-rate decision, the latest inflation readings, and the steady, tech-led march to
Overseas major asset weekly report | Expected interest rate cut in September reignites US stock market, French stock market experiences largest decline in over two years, crude oil leads the commodity.
As inflation cools down, the US stock market continues to hit record highs, while French President Emmanuel Macron's "magic operation" triggers a dual kill of French stocks and bonds, and the price of gold has risen for the first time in four weeks. The US chip sector continues to lead the way.
Economists' Bullish View At Odds With Yield Curve
Is the U.S. economy heading for a hard or a soft landing?
The Trader: The Stock Market Doesn't Need Your Rate Cuts
The Federal Reserve refuses to concede victory in its battle against inflation -- but the stock market has other reasons to feel good about the future.
Don't Bet on Fed Rate Cuts. Do This Instead
Small-capitalization stocks are more sensitive to interest rates than their large-cap peers. When the Federal Reserve lowers rates, or even hints at it, lackluster small-cap names should surge, as lower interest expenses tend to goose their profits more than other stocks.
Goldman Sachs raises its target price for US stocks again, with the S&P 500 index up 7.7%.
Goldman Sachs strategist David Kostin's team has raised their year-end S&P 500 index forecast from the previously 5,200 points to 5,600 points, an increase of 7.7% in target price. The reason is that earnings down revisions are below average levels and they now see higher price-earnings multiples as reasonable. In a report to clients on Friday, Kostin and others said: Our 2024 and 2025 earnings estimates remain unchanged, but the excellent profit growth of the five large technology companies offset the typical pattern of negative EPS revisions. Goldman Sachs strategists are putting the S&P
Fifth Times a Charm, But Just for the Nasdaq | Wall Street Today
Major stock indexes pulled back Friday, but the Nasdaq still climbed to a Fifth closing high.
S&P 500 Finally Pulls Back, Nasdaq Hits Fifth Closing High | Market Story
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq hit all-time closing highs in the past four sessions, but today the market was overall lower.
Mester Sees Fed Policy Well Positioned for Risks to Mandate
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland President Loretta Mester said the central bank faces a “calibration exercise” to maintain both parts of their mandate when the Fed begins the process of normalizing rates.
Rate Cuts Could Start 'Sooner Than Later': TD Securities' Goldberg
TD Securities Head of US Rates Strategy Gennadiy Goldberg says if the path forward for inflation continues to be positive we could see rate cuts start sooner than later.
Has the Pullback Finally Come? | Herd on Wall Street Podcast
Morning mooers! It is finally Friday, June 14th. The market may actually pull back today after the S&P 500 and Nasdaq hit closing highs for the past four sessions.
Consumer Sentiment Hits Seven-Month Low, Inflation Expectations Worsen
U.S. consumer sentiment fell to a seven-month low in June, as long-run inflation expectations rose, adding to signs of financial stress seen among lower-income households reeling from high prices.
Selected Weekly News and Insights (14th of June): The Federal Reserve deviates from its global peers in entering a new era of prolonged interest rate hikes.
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Markets Weekly Update (June 14) : Fed Diverges From Global Peers in New Era of Higher for Longer
Welcome to the Markets Weekly Update, the column committed to delivering essential investing insights for the week and key events that could move markets in the week ahead.
The US stock market presents an "irrational prosperity"! Strategists warn that there is no short-term upward catalyst and there may be a moderate correction in the second half of the year.
According to Megan Horneman, Chief Investment Officer of investment consulting company Verdence Capital Advisors, there are currently no "upward catalysts" in the market in the short term, and there are more bearish factors.
As Fed Stands Pat on Interest Rates, There Are 'a Lot of Zombie Banks Out There'
While Fed Chair Powell says the banking system looks solid, a buyer of soured debt from banks thinks otherwise
Overnight U.S. stocks: Dow Jones falls for third consecutive day, S&P 500 index and Nasdaq hit new highs.
At the close, the Dow Jones fell 65.63 points, a decrease of 0.17%, to 38646.58 points; the Nasdaq rose 59.12 points, an increase of 0.34%, to 17667.56 points; and the S&P 500 index rose 12.65 points, an increase of 0.23%, to 5433.68 points.
Dow Jones Industrial Average lagging behind the S&P 500 index may indicate the arrival of a "major crisis" moment.
The rising stock market is concentrated in fewer and fewer technology stocks, making investors nervous.