Vanguard Says US Tech 'Euphoria' Can Break One or Two Ways
Joe Davis, chief economist and global head of investment strategy at Vanguard, says the valuation gap between tech and other stocks will narrow in the coming years. "I think we can see some modest deceleration in the tech sector, at some point it has to come," Davis says on Bloomberg Television. "But if the economy holds up, I think other parts of the market could catch up and I think that would be good news."
The US deficit far exceeded expectations, but the 'long US bond' trade still returned.
The trading of US bonds that leaned long in the past week has rebounded significantly. According to a JPMorgan bond customer survey, in the week ended June 17th, the long position of US bonds rose by 6 percentage points, pushing the net long position to the highest level since May 20th. The overnight weaker retail data further fueled the rise in US bond prices and diving yields.
No Stopping S&P 500's Record Rally as Nvidia Beats Microsoft| Wall Street Today
There's no stopping the S&P 500's record rally. As usual, the benchmark got a boost from Nvidia, which bumped off Microsoft as the world's most valuable company.
S&P 500 Notches Fresh Record as Nvidia Unseats Microsoft as Top Stock
The S&P 500 notched another intra-day record, as semiconductors continued to hog the limelight, with Nvidia bumping off Microsoft as the world's most valuable company.
Fed Watch: FOMC Officials Reiterate Patience, Data Dependence, Before Cutting Rates
Fed Governor Adriana Kugler (voter) said that it is possible that the FOMC could cut rates later in 2024 but said that currently inflation is too high and that further evidence that the recent improve
Fed's Kugler Sees Rate Cut This Year and Says Economy Is 'Moving in Right Direction'
Federal Reserve Gov. Adriana Kugler on Tuesday said "it will likely become appropriate" to cut U.S. interest rates later this year if the economy continues to slow and inflation wanes as she expects.
Fed's Kugler Offers Four Reasons for Hope on Inflation -- WSJ
By Nick Timiraos Federal Reserve governor Adriana Kugler said she continued to anticipate it would be appropriate for the central bank to lower interest rates this year. Kugler offered four reasons
Express News | US 20Y Bonds Draw 4.452% Vs. 4.480% Pre-Sale When-Issued Yield
Fed Will Cut Interest Rates — But When? Most Investors Agree It Won't Be July, Bank Of America Says
According to Bank of America's monthly global fund manager survey, investors are confident the Federal Reserve will lower interest rates at least twice in the next year.What Happened: Here's a breakdo
Fed's Collins Says Process of Lowering Inflation May Take Longer Than Expected
While recent inflation data has been "encouraging," the process of lowering inflation may take longer than expected, Boston Federal Reserve Bank President Susan Collins said Tuesday at the 2024 Annual
Cboe to Roll Out Volatility Index for U.S. Treasury Market
Apple, Microsoft Push S&P 500, Nasdaq to New Highs | Wall Street Today
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq resumed their rally to fresh all-time highs, buoyed by gains in tech giants Apple and Microsoft.
The Divergence Beneath the Surface of the S&P 500 Has Reached Historic Extremes
By Joseph Adinolfi The gap between the large-cap index and its equal-weighted sibling reached a notable milestone last week As Big Tech stocks pushed higher last week while the rest of the market la
S&P 500, Nasdaq Reach New Records, Buoyed by Apple, Microsoft
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq resumed their rally to fresh all-time highs, buoyed by gains in tech giants Apple and Microsoft.
Manufacturing Outlook in New York State at Highest Since 2022, Fed Data Shows
Companies across the state of New York are becoming more optimistic about their outlook, even as manufacturing stayed in contraction in June, according to the Empire State Manufacturing Survey released Monday morning.
Lagging US Small Caps Show Cracks Are Forming Beneath the Rally
US small cap stocks have underperformed larger peers as the Russell 2000 index diverged from the S&P 500 so far this month, reflecting growing concerns about the US economy as inflation remains sticky and the Fed keeps rates high. Bloomberg MLIV's Nour Al Ali joins "Bloomberg Markets Today" to discuss these themes.
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
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.
Stocks Ease, Tech Rises, Bonds Eye Strongest Week Of The Year As Consumer Sentiment Sinks In June: What's Driving Markets Friday?
Wall Street is set for a subdued session on Friday as risk sentiment wanes due to low U.S. consumer confidence and rising political uncertainties in Europe. The University of Michigan reported the low
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.