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Both the Nasdaq and S&P 500 saw their first red month since April 2025 in what proved to be a highly volatile trading period. A late-month stark rebound managed to erase most of the monthly losses, but it seems that risk appetite is catching a cold to begin the new month.
Jeremiah Riethmiller believes the tech growth story is here to stay, but "you just have to be careful with it." He explains why he believes the A.I.
Stocks fell in the wake of Thanksgiving's big rally. Plus, a Black Friday report card.
The Nikkei 225 falls to 49,303 as rate-hike odds for December 19 approach 80%. Electronics, pharma, and industrials lead declines as liquidity expectations tighten.
Listening to these firms announce their S&P 500 price targets for 2026, it's easy to draw the conclusion that the “Street” is bullish in 2026. With just a month left in 2025's trading calendar, the S&P 500 has been on a 3-year tear.
Wedbush's Dan Ives joins 'Fast Money' to talk what is next for the AI trade.
After years of largely trading together, stocks related to artificial intelligence and the data center are starting to move in different directions, CNBC's Jim Cramer said. He said stocks affiliated Alphabet's Gemini have seen a boost, while those related to OpenAI's ChatGPT have weathered losses.
Elon Musk recently predicted that in about 3 years, the economy is likely to enter a deflationary boom. I look at the implications that this has for the economy and market.
Asking for a Trend host Allie Canal breaks down the latest market trends for December 1, 2025. US stocks snapped the win streak from their late-November rally as all three of the market averages closed lower.
Indexes Stumble To Start December Trade As Investors Hunt For Upside Catalysts.
Art Hogan weighs the upcoming PCE print and jobs data to preview what the Fed's rate cut path will be. The Fed “has a window to cut at least two more times next year,” he argues.
The holidays have arrived, and consumers have started heading out, or logging in, to engage with their favorite retailers for gifts, parties, and travel, among other seasonal favorites.
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The U.S. stock market kicked off December in the red, with the S&P 500 off to a shaky start to the month after its big bounce last week erased its November losses.
U.S. manufacturing activity contracted in November by the most in four months, signaling that producers are struggling to overcome an extended period of malaise, Bloomberg reported Monday (Dec. 1). Based on a new survey, the Institute for Supply Management's (ISM's) manufacturing index eased 0.5 point, settling at 48.2.
Nvidia (NVDA) announced a $2 billion investment in chip software manufacturer Synopsys (SNPS), while OpenAI (OPAI.PVT) takes an ownership stake in Thrive Holdings and strikes a deal to be Accenture's (ACN) primary artificial intelligence partner. Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Semiconductor Analyst Kunjan Sobhani chats with Allie Canal about the AI trade in the context of "circular investing" concerns and his outlook on which hyperscalers may have opportunities to pull ahead of the competition in 2026.
While the majority of AI trading activity has been focused on mega-cap chip manufacturing scions, an often overlooked infrastructure and software development ecosystem will be key to AI's future expansion. For investors who are willing to tolerate volatility, and look beyond the headline chip stocks, there is money to be made.
Market Domination host Allie Canal breaks down the day's market moves for December 1, 2025. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed near the lows of the day, snapping a five-day winning streak.
Risk-off sentiment gripped traders to start the week. Marley Kayden and Sam Vadas turn to Bitcoin's steep decline as the clearest signal to that idea, paired with international markets seeing down action overseas.
Markets in the U.S. face a threat as yields on government debt rose around the world. Japan's 10-year government bond closed at its highest yield since June 2008.