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    US Retail Sales Bolster Markets Ahead of Pivotal Fed Meeting

    U.S. stocks were just shy of record highs on Tuesday, following a strong performance the day before, as investors navigated a mix of economic signals. A surprisingly robust retail sales report highlighted the resilience of American consumers, but it didn’t quite ease the market’s anxious wait for the Federal Reserve’s upcoming policy decision. The S&P […] More

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    Dow, S&P 500 Waver as Market Eyes Fed Rate Cut

    A peculiar calm washed over Wall Street on Friday. While the Dow Jones Industrial Average dipped slightly and the S&P 500 remained nearly unchanged, there was a tangible sense of anticipation in the atmosphere. It seems the market has already made its decision regarding the biggest event on next week’s agenda: a Fed rate cut. […] More

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    Dow Jumps as Inflation, Jobless Data Pave Way for Rate Cuts

    NEW YORK—After weeks of back-and-forth trading, Wall Street finally found its footing on Thursday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average spearheading a widespread rally. What sparked this shift? Fresh data on inflation and the labor market that, for once, provided a clear indication of what the Federal Reserve might do next. Investors jumped into stocks […] More

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    Oracle Surge Lifts Wall Street on Rate Cut Hopes

    A remarkable forecast from software giant Oracle (ORCL) gave a serious boost to tech stocks on Wednesday, pushing the S&P 500 and Nasdaq to new heights, thanks to a positive inflation report that strengthened the argument for a Federal Reserve rate cut. In afternoon trading, the S&P 500 (^GSPC) and the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite (^IXIC) […] More

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    Premarket Moves: S&P 500 Shakeup and a $17 Billion Deal

    On Monday, premarket trading kicked off with a whirlwind of activity, leading to some notable shifts in the stock market. We saw a blend of major index changes, an exciting telecommunications deal, and a troubling setback in a clinical trial. The spotlight was on a major transformation in the S&P 500 and an unexpected agreement […] More

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    Mortgage Rates Hit a 2025 Low, But a Housing Rebound Remains Elusive

    The slow-motion decline in mortgage rates continued this week, nudging them to their lowest point of 2025 and raising a key question: Is this enough to finally awaken the long-dormant housing market? According to data released by Freddie Mac, the average rate for a 30-year fixed mortgage fell to 6.5% this week, down from 6.56% […] More

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    Nasdaq, S&P 500 Climb as Google Antitrust Ruling Lifts Tech Stocks

    U.S. stocks mostly climbed on Wednesday, driven by a strong tech rally that lifted both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq after a significant Google antitrust ruling turned out to be less alarming than Wall Street had anticipated. At the same time, new indications of a softening labor market fueled speculation about a potential interest-rate cut […] More

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    US Stocks Sink Amid Fed and Tariff Uncertainty

    Wall Street kicked off the notoriously tough month of September with a downturn, as rising Treasury yields and growing market uncertainty sent investors in different directions. Major indexes took a hit on Tuesday, marking a rough start to a month that could be crucial for both the economy and the markets. The Dow Jones Industrial […] More

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    Stock Market Rally Faces Crucial September Test

    The U.S. stock market is gearing up for a pivotal month, with futures showing a slight bounce back after a tech-driven selloff. This brief moment of relief comes as investors navigate a tricky environment filled with looming economic reports and ongoing geopolitical uncertainties. After a lengthy stretch of record highs, the market is now entering […] More

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    Wall Street Breathes, but Inflation Concerns Linger

    The impressive winning streak for US stocks hit a bump in the road on Friday, as a selloff swept through the market after new data revealed persistent inflation. This downturn, primarily driven by a significant drop in tech stocks, gave Wall Street a chance to take a breather and reflect on just how much progress […] More

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    US Economic Growth Surges to 3.3% in Q2, Defying Tariff Headwinds

    The U.S. economy is proving to be quite resilient, growing at an impressive annualized rate of 3.3% in the second quarter, despite the ongoing tariff disputes. This strong growth—an upgrade from earlier predictions—highlights a solid domestic demand, even amid the turbulence of global trade. The Commerce Department’s updated figures for April through June, released on […] More

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