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In the S&P 500, Nvidia is far from being the leading stock for 2025. In fact, there are about 95 companies that are outperforming it this year.
S&P Global Ratings' global chief economist, Paul Gruenwald, joins Market Catalysts to talk about his expectations for the US economy in 2026. To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more Market Catalysts here: https://finance.yahoo.com/videos/series/market-catalysts/ #youtube #stocks #investing #crypto About Yahoo Finance: Yahoo Finance provides free stock ticker data, up-to-date news, portfolio management resources, comprehensive market data, advanced tools, and more information to help you manage your financial life.
For a good while, hardship-loan activity has served as an early indicator of stress. This has been powered by increased consumer financial strain and borrowers with weaker credit side-stepping traditional approval barriers to cover unexpected expenses.
As Jerome Powell's tenure enters its final phase, markets are looking ahead to the next chapter of monetary policy leadership. Trump ally and "dove" Kevin Hassett is the overwhelming favorite to replace Powell.
Markets rebounded strongly over Thanksgiving week, in the best holiday shortened week of trading in more than a decade. Investors might even see the traditional 'Santa Claus' rally to close out 2025 on a high note.
During the depths of November's market drawdown, the index was down (-4.55%) from its high-to-low. However, sentiment quickly recovered in the final two weeks of the month.
The move marks a victory for the Trump administration's campaign to get other countries to pay more for drugs.
The S&P 500 has staged an impressive rebound, but is in for more swings.
National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett has been dubbed the clear favorite for the next Federal Reserve chair. Asked Sunday about the situation, Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One, "I know who I am going to pick, yeah.
Market Catalysts anchor Julie Hyman breaks down the latest market moves for December 1, 2025. S&P Global Ratings' global chief economist, Paul Gruenwald, joins Market Catalysts to talk about his expectations for the US economy in 2026.
With eleven months of the year behind investors, 2025 has been a rewarding one, as most investment categories have generated positive returns. The S&P 500 Index ended November with a small positive return of .25%, and making it the seventh consecutive month that the index generated a positive return.
The S&P 500's high 27.88x PE ratio is driven by a handful of AI-related tech giants, raising concerns about market concentration and sustainability. AI sector sentiment is waning as recent earnings disappointments from leaders like NVDA and META trigger sharp corrections despite strong fundamentals.
Expect more volatility in Bitcoin, says Matthew Sheffield. That said, he believes higher liquidity assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum will weather the storm far better than its alt-coin peers.
The current macro environment is described as "Stagflation Lite," forcing the next Fed Chair to choose between defending the 2% inflation target or supporting growth. While the Fed Chair has only one vote, their influence on market expectations and the policy agenda is significant, shaping market reactions.
Prediction markets give Hassett, a top economist in the Trump administration, a nearly 80% chance of becoming Fed chief.
U.S. stocks traded lower midway through trading, with the Dow Jones falling around 250 points on Monday.
US stock futures are down in Monday's morning session as equities start off December trading in a slump. This all comes ahead of the Federal Reserve's December FOMC meeting next week, as Wall Street maintains an optimistic outlook on central bank officials cutting interest rates.
Recent AI-related volatility across risk markets mixes signal with noise. The more important task is to recognize that we are in a multiyear buildout and to invest with that sequencing in mind.
U.S equities' positive performance dominated last week, as major indices staged a multi-day winning streak. The decisive rally helped create one of the strongest November turnarounds on record despite a shorter week.
U.S. manufacturing activity contracted for the ninth consecutive month in November, a decline manufacturers attribute largely to President Trump's tariffs. The Institute for Supply Management's PMI for manufacturing came in at 48.2, a decrease from 48.7 in October. The level was below the 50 score that divides contraction from expansion.