Weekly Review

The S&P500, Nasdaq Composite, and Russell 2000 indices fell 1.5-2.5%, while commodities such as gold and copper continued to benefit from concerns over….

U.S. equity indices stabilized in choppy trading after the Federal Reserve kept interest rates steady while downgrading the economic outlook. The S&P500, Nasdaq Composite, and Russell 2000 indices all posted…..

U.S. equity indices remained under pressure, held captive by trade war drama, geopolitical tensions, and federal budget wrangling. The S&P500 and Nasdaq Composite fell more….

U.S. equity indices stumbled for a third straight week as escalating trade and geopolitical
tensions along with economic growth concerns put investors into risk-aversion mode. The
S&P500 and Nasdaq Composite indices each

The global macroeconomic narrative has shifted quickly. Concerns about an inflation resurgence have been overshadowed by the outlook for U.S. economic growth. The back and forth with tariffs

U.S. equity indices finished the week flat-to-lower as gains early faded into lingering inflation
concerns to end the week. The S&P500 and Nasdaq Composite indexes fell 2%, while the small cap Russell 2000 lost 4%.

Despite hotter-than-expected inflation reports and the threat of additional tariffs, U.S. equity indices finished the week near record highs as interest rates trended lower. The Nasdaq Composite index rose more…..

U.S. equities recovered most of Monday’s sharp selloff triggered by tariff announcements; however, the week ended on a down note after solid labor market data and an unexpected leap in U.S. inflation expectations

U.S. equity indices wobbled as investors weighed concerns about artificial intelligence spending, tariffs, Federal Reserve policy, and the latest inflation figures. The S&P500 and Russell 2000 indices ended the week down 1%, while the Nasdaq Composite recovered from a sharp selloff to finish….

U.S. equities posted a second straight week of gains, fueled by investor optimism for artificial intelligence investment, corporate earnings, and potential pro-business policies of the new administration. The S&P500 index rose 1.7% to a record weekly closing high….

U.S. markets were closed Monday for the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, when a new administration entered the White House. Investors will be watching to see what policies may result and how quickly. This week is light on economic data, with

Stronger-than-expected economic data moved the goalposts for rate cuts this year, sending Treasury yields sharply higher and U.S. equity indices lower in a shortened trading week. The S&P500 index slid nearly 2%