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The CNN Money Fear and Greed index showed further easing in the overall fear level, while the index remained in the “Fear” zone on Friday.
Carter's, Inc. (NYSE:CRI) will release earnings results for the third quarter, before the opening bell on Monday, Oct. 27.
Traders are betting on a smooth series of interest-rate cuts, but Fed officials are signaling slower cuts with long pauses in between them.
Signs of thawing U.S.-China tensions boosted markets Monday, with Asia indexes and U.S. futures gaining, and sentiment lifted by progress on regional trade deals during President Trump's Asia visit.
The galloping American indices don't seem to be slowing down and have continued to climb relentlessly to all-time highs. Chinese equities are undervalued.
Trump adds 10% tariff to Canada over Ontario's ad. Top U.S. and China officials discussed trade at the sidelines of the ASEAN Summit.
JPMorgan Chase has a “strong bias” against adding staff, while Walmart is keeping its head count flat. American corporations are in a new, ultralean era.
The market's relentless chug higher will be put to the test as Big Tech earnings roll in.
The markets are entering the final week of October, which will feature more earnings, a Fed meeting, and President Trump's meeting with China's Xi.
The S&P 500 (SPY) often has conflicting technical signals, but last week's action provided a clear bullish bias. This could change quickly, and next week's geopolitical events create a high-risk environment.
A quarter-point rate cut is all but certain at this week's Federal Open Market Committee meeting. And we'll see earnings reports from roughly 160 S&P 500 companies.
The stock market's record-setting rally faces a midweek double whammy as a pivotal Federal Reserve's interest-rate decision collides with a flood of megacap tech earnings.
The Fed is expected to cut rates at the October FOMC meeting, with minimal surprises due to the lack of economic projections. A key focus is whether the Fed will end quantitative tightening, as liquidity conditions have tightened but remain within normal limits.
The Fed is likely to cut the Federal Funds rate by 25bpt at the October meeting, despite the limited official economic data due to the ongoing shutdown. However, given that the labor market is weakening primarily due to the structural policy-based issues, the Fed is unlikely to prevent the unfolding recession.
Western Digital and Seagate were once sleepy cyclical stocks. But storage technology is now at the heart of the AI boom, and analysts see no signs of a slowdown ahead.
When CEO Jan van Eck joined Adam Taggart on the Thoughtful Money podcast to share his latest quarterly outlook, he said that he is “happy with eyes wide open”. Fiscal progress is real and markets are finding balance, but selectivity still matters as AI evolves, credit tightens and policy shifts continue.
I believe we're witnessing one of the riskiest economic experiments in decades, one that could potentially unlock opportunities for investors. The Fed and government seem willing to "run it hot," accepting inflation to spark growth.
TipRanks' ranking service highlights three stocks, including Pinterest and Uber Technologies, that are favored by Wall Street's top pros.
People born before 1965 hold nearly two-thirds of the wealth in the U.S., and stock gains are making them wealthier.
U.S. stocks face a pivotal week as traders watch Fed rate cuts, GDP data, and mega-cap earnings. Here's what could drive markets this week.