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In a holiday-shortened week, we'll see Fed minutes for the December meeting as well as economic data releases on home prices, construction spending, and manufacturing.
The Dow industrial futures were up 0.1%. The S&P 500 futures and the Nasdaq Composite futures were flat.
U.S. stock futures were little changed on Sunday as investors look to end the year on a high note.
Any efforts by President Donald Trump to influence the Federal Reserve could have harmful effects on the stock market, Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan told CBS' “Face the Nation” in an interview that aired Sunday, as the president has sparked concerns about hampering the Fed's independence by exerting control over its board and Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell.
After three straight years of 10% or greater returns for the S&P 500, gains in year four are typically more subdued. But that doesn't mean 2026 won't be another great year for stocks.
Requests to relocate abroad by Israelis working at multinational companies operating in Israel rose in the past year in reaction to Israel's two-year war against Palestinian militant group Hamas, a report showed on Sunday.
After a healthy 18% gain in 2025, can the S&P 500 repeat its performance in 2026? The outlook sure encourages some optimism.
The Federal Reserve is a full employment act for economists, both inside the central bank and outside of it. Please keep this in mind amid all the debates about what the Fed will do, how independent it is or not, along with its alleged meaning of the economic outlook.
Rising Japanese rates are pressuring the yen carry trade, with 5-year JGB yields at multi-decade highs but real rates still negative. To achieve positive real rates, 5-year Japanese yields must exceed 2.5%, implying further nominal rate increases are likely.
Generative AI has driven outsized tech stock gains, but this has also exposed the S&P 500 Index to concentration risk. Electricity demand from AI data centers is fueling a bullish outlook for uranium, copper, and natural gas, with commodity producers offering more attractive valuations than tech.
I anticipate the S&P 500 index to finish at 7,550 in 2026, delivering a gain of close to 9% from the current level of 6,930. The main assumptions behind my stance are the 14.4% EPS growth rate and a P/E of 24x.
Recent deals boosted optimism for the new year, but firms are still sitting on a glut of portfolio companies.
I expect inflation to remain structurally higher for longer, driven by policy shifts and persistent macro headwinds. My portfolio is heavily tilted toward energy, cyclical value, and hard asset companies with strong pricing power as inflation protection.
Financial markets are ending 2025 pricing Goldilocks for 2026, based on the noisy Fed projections. Volatility is likely to increase in January as the reality sets in, given the bursting AI bubble and the SCOTUS decision on Trump tariffs.
Artificial intelligence (AI) stocks have fueled much of the market's gains over the last couple of years. But Baird Tech Strategist Ted Mortonson is warning that a "tremendous amount of volatility" could be coming to the AI trade next year.
Those who owned U.S. stocks at the start of the year made good money. Owning foreign stocks was even better.
Restaurants that can balance affordability, streamline operations, and create brand appeal are more likely to stand out in 2026.
Investors are highlighting the growing influence and spending power of the over-50s. So-called "Silver Spenders" are taking greater control over their wealth and assets, seeking out advice on tax, investments and financial planning.
S&P 500 achieved two new highs last week, extending the bull run to a potential seven-month streak and an 87.5% gain since October 2022. Non-U.S. markets outperformed U.S. equities, with investors rotating from small caps and domestic stocks into large caps and foreign equities.
A significant weakening of the dollar versus China's currency didn't happen in 2025, but some forecasters say it's a wild card to watch in the new year.