Stocks showed mixed results as the market pauses after record highs. UnitedHealth's gains boost the Dow, while inflation concerns weigh on the S&P 500 and Nasdaq. What’s next for investors?
Investors are keenly awaiting U.S. Federal Reserve President Jerome Powell's comments from the Jackson Hole Symposium, which could signal upcoming interest rate cuts. Key economic data from Europe is also on the horizon.
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.
Despite a disappointing inflation report causing most stocks to fall, gains in Big Tech, particularly Amazon, helped to soften the blow on Wall Street as the S&P 500 reached another all-time high.
This week, U.S. mortgage rates fell to their lowest in nearly 10 months, potentially revitalizing the stagnant housing market. With the average 30-year mortgage down to 6.58%, homebuyers might finally have the purchasing power they need.
As inflation gauges signal shifts, investors are betting on a Federal Reserve interest rate cut. Discover the latest updates on wholesale prices and the labor market's impact on the economy.
As pressure mounts from analysts and politicians, will the Federal Reserve finally cut interest rates? With mixed economic signals and a possible dovish shift, the September meeting could be pivotal!
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent hints at a potential 50 basis-point interest rate cut next month, following weaker job growth indicators. What does this mean for the economy?
Stocks skyrocketed to record heights following a positive US inflation report, fueling hopes of interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve. Global markets are surging, with notable gains in Asia.
The U.S. budget deficit has surged by 20% this July compared to last year, even with record customs revenue from Trump's tariffs. As spending increases, the financial outlook raises concerns over inflation and job opportunities.
