As U.S. stocks ended the week with mixed results, the Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index revealed a drop in economic confidence. UnitedHealth saw a surge after Berkshire Hathaway increased its stake, while Sunrun soared on strong earnings. Get the full market recap!
U.S. retail sales rose 0.5% in July, driven by strong vehicle demand and major retailer promotions, but fears of a slowing economy and rising inflation could dampen consumer spending ahead.
Cava's stock tumbled 16% following disappointing quarterly sales, reflecting a broader trend of declining performance in the fast-casual dining sector. Executives cite cautious diners and economic uncertainty as key factors affecting sales.
U.S. equities slipped on Friday as investors digested economic data and tariff threats. While consumer sentiment improved, homebuilding hit an 11-month low, raising concerns ahead of corporate earnings.
Stock futures rose early Friday after strong earnings reports pushed the S&P 500 to a record high. Netflix shares dipped despite beating earnings expectations, as investors await more earnings data.
US consumer sentiment has surged to its highest level since January 2024, with the preliminary June index showing significant improvement amid easing economic concerns and lower inflation expectations.
U.S. stock futures dropped significantly as tensions escalate following Israel's airstrikes on Iran. With market reactions stirring fears of instability, investors are on edge. What does this mean for the economy?
As U.S. equity futures remain stable, the S&P 500 inches closer to its all-time high. With key trade talks and tech events on the horizon, market watchers brace for a pivotal week ahead.
The US economy added only 139,000 jobs in May, showing signs of slowdown as businesses navigate uncertainty from the ongoing trade war. The unemployment rate remained steady at 4.2%, but federal job cuts raise concerns.
In a recent social media post, President Trump criticized Walmart for raising prices due to tariffs, insisting they should absorb the costs instead. As inflation concerns grow, will Walmart heed his call?
