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Parts of the US economy are doing just fine but many are struggling to make rent, let alone splurging on gifts
The market rallied sharply despite $65 billion in Treasury settlements, driven by volatility suppression during a holiday-shortened trading week. Overnight funding rates rose above the Fed's upper bound, signaling a cash shortage, with increased reliance on the Fed's standing repo facility.
A volatile November heralds a complex December for markets. The Federal Reserve and ECB are expected to hold steady in final policy meetings.
The S&P 500 rebounded 3.7% last week, erasing prior losses and approaching a new all-time high, driven by strong investor sentiment. Small caps and high beta stocks led the rally, while blockchain companies and precious metals outperformed; energy and agricultural ETFs lagged.
Oil producers' group OPEC+ maintained its plan to keep crude output levels unchanged until March 2026 at its latest meeting on Sunday, as market fears over a potential supply glut continue to persist.
American consumers spent $11.8 billion online on Black Friday, according to data from Adobe Analytics, which says it tracks more than 1 trillion visits to U.S. retail websites.
Poor post-Thanksgiving showing for the retail sector often leads it to year-end gains.
Ever wonder how the market keeps rallying while sectors rotate in and out of favor? Over decades of trading since the 1990s, one recurring pattern shows up again and again: what I call “The Great Mini Rotation.”
Each week, Benzinga's Stock Whisper Index uses a combination of proprietary data and pattern recognition to showcase five stocks that are just under the surface and deserve attention.
The 7 largest S&P 500 stocks are essentially a market of their own, and much of the market themselves. Investors should consider the implications of that, as they are significant.
The AI Revolution is transforming industries, driving innovation, and creating new investment opportunities across technology sectors. Rapid advancements in machine learning and automation are fueling growth for companies leveraging artificial intelligence.
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The software sector has been a meaningful laggard this year, and Baird analysts say plenty of stocks are now on sale.
Teenagers are diving into markets, with some encouraged by parents who wished they started investing earlier.
I am ultra bullish on the broader markets going into the end of the year, with a dovish Fed and cooling data pushing December 25 bps cut odds to 85%. Fed official Waller called the labor market weakening, and Williams said policy is modestly restrictive and rates could fall “in the near term,” sparking a rebound in the S&P 500.
The recent correction in AI and high-growth stocks has reset valuations, creating compelling buying opportunities in leading names like Nvidia, AMD, Oracle, and Micron. Despite sharp pullbacks, fundamental drivers for AI growth remain intact, with robust earnings, strong guidance, and ongoing infrastructure investment fueling the sector.
Community bank margins have expanded as the benefit from fixed-rate assets repricing has overshadowed modest increases in funding costs. Most regional and community banks, in a variety of geographies, reported little to no deterioration in their credit quality in the quarter.
The Goldman Sachs Most Short Index surged 15.0% over the past five sessions. Europe's STOXX 600 Banks Index jumped 4.4% this week, with Japan's TOPIX Bank Index rallying 4.1%.
Amid the ups and downs of the past year including the "tariff crash" in April, the US stock market has still posted a double-digit total return since last Thanksgiving. The tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 and S&P 500 Growth have been the best performers of the domestic index ETFs shown, with gains of more than 20%.
Markets rebounded as if nothing happened – Nvidia earnings came to save the trend as the narrative was switching to a general AI-Bubble scare. Cryptos bounced back timidly, with Bitcoin regaining the $92,000 level but rejecting it in the early afternoon.