Stocks surged to record highs as U.S. and China officials eased trade tensions, paving the way for a potential agreement. The S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow all closed at historic levels, fueled by gains in major tech stocks.
U.S. stock futures fell slightly after a sell-off linked to worries about regional banks' loan practices. Major indexes closed in the red, and volatility is on the rise as investors brace for upcoming earnings reports.
Wall Street's main indexes fell to their lowest this week as economic data and Federal Reserve comments dampened hopes for further rate cuts. Investors are now eyeing crucial inflation data.
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Wall Street's main indexes are on the rise with FedEx leading the charge after impressive earnings. Tech stocks also rally as optimism grows regarding monetary policy easing and trade talks between Trump and Xi.
The US stock market experienced a record-breaking week, with major indexes closing at new peaks. Optimism around the AI boom and anticipated interest rate cuts are boosting investor confidence. Key economic data is set to be released soon.
Wall Street's main indexes hit record highs, buoyed by strong performances from Tesla and Micron Technology. With inflation rising and jobless claims at a four-year high, traders anticipate a Federal Reserve interest rate cut next week.
Wall Street's major indexes fell as inflation data exceeded targets, raising concerns over tariffs and interest rate cuts. With tech stocks leading the decline and key economic reports on the horizon, investors are on edge.
As investors brace for Jerome Powell's critical speech, stocks drop across major indexes, led by declines in tech. Walmart's earnings disappointment adds to market woes. Will Powell's words change the tide?
