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The trade wars have died down, but they have not disappeared — and that has left a cloud over the U.S. economy that's unlikely to go away soon.
During times of turbulence and uncertainty in the markets, many investors turn to dividend-yielding stocks. These are often companies that have high free cash flows and reward shareholders with a high dividend payout.
The crypto is closely correlated with the Nasdaq
The U.S. Labor Department on Friday will not publish its closely watched employment report for an unprecedented second straight month as the government remains shut, and fears are mounting October's report might not be released when full operations resume.
The most oversold stocks in the materials sector presents an opportunity to buy into undervalued companies.
Bond trading will halt on Tuesday. The stock market will be business as usual.
U.S. jobless claims rose last week but didn't spike, according to investment banks crunching state-level data.
U.S. stock futures and European markets made small gains, though Asian markets fell in the fallout from Thursday's tech selloff.
China's exports fell in October, with shipments to the U.S. dropping for a seventh straight month
Investors are questioning AI valuations and this could have ramifications for European companies too.
New York Fed President John Williams says recent volatility in repo markets shows that a modest level of Fed bond purchases will soon be needed to keep overnight lending markets supplied at appropriate levels.
Equities continue to trade near all-time highs even as the government shut down continues and the jobs markets have clearly started to falter recently. Stocks are trading in extreme and even uncharted territory based on numerous traditional valuation metrics.
In an S&P Global Market Intelligence analysis, the median price-to-adjusted tangible book value (TBV) for the banking industry was 131.2% as of Oct. 31, down from 141.9% at Sept. 30. For the 207 banks in the analysis, the median total return in October was negative 3.6%, underperforming the S&P US BMI Banks index's 1.1% decline and the S&P 500's 2.3% gain.
The sector is cheaper than it was—but only the shares of some companies are worth buying.
The S&P 500's climb toward 7,000 looks less like fantasy and more like math. Technology now accounts for about 30 percent of total S&P earnings, up from 10 percent two decades ago.
The CNN Money Fear and Greed index showed an increase in the overall fear level, while the index moved to the “Extreme Fear” zone on Thursday.
There is (another) framework for a deal with China, which is a positive for risk markets. In the wake of Liberation Day, the tariff hit was set to be around 4% to 3M's bottom line.
Asian markets slipped after Chinese exports plunged and US-China trade risks resurfaced, keeping Dow Jones and Nasdaq 100 futures under pressure ahead of key US data.
Japanese investors divested significant holdings in foreign stocks in the week to November 1, as they turned cautious amid hawkish remarks from some U.S. Federal Reserve officials and favoured locking in profits after the recent market rally.
Asian markets fell Friday, tracking overnight declines on Wall Street as a selloff in big tech stocks deepened.