Technology and Fed rate-cut expectations drove Wall Street. We analyze the week's key drivers, the influence of AI, and the market's delicate balance in the face of economic deceleration.
The market is up, but the Fed's data has the final say. Find out why tech companies are leading the way at the start of September and what to expect from Wall Street in the coming days.
In August, Wall Street hit records thanks to AI and lower rate expectations. But caution returned at the end, and now everyone is watching the Fed's next move.
The Fed's signal sparked optimism on Wall Street. The Dow Jones and S&P 500 hit new records. Could this be the start of a new bull run? Here’s what moved the markets.
Wall Street hit records driven by moderate inflation and expectations of a Fed rate cut in September. UnitedHealth and Amazon earnings stood out, while the market closely watches Fed minutes and retail reports.
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq retreated, ending July’s bullish streak. The decline was driven by profit-taking in tech stocks and the Fed’s caution. This marks a pause in the market and a shift in investor sentiment.
This week, the market showed two sides: historic highs for some, cautious shifts for others. Discover how top companies lead while smart investors adjust, navigating inflation and mixed results. Understand what these movements mean for your money.
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