Stock market today: S&P 500 hits 8-day win streak as investors focus on Fed conference
Aside from the Fed, investors will pay attention to 2nd-quarter earnings results from retailers this week, including Lowe's, TJX Cos., and Target.
Aside from the Fed, investors will pay attention to 2nd-quarter earnings results from retailers this week, including Lowe's, TJX Cos., and Target.
Donald Trump's Truth Social parent company closed at a new low since merging to go public in March. Experts have compared it to a meme stock.
"Global two-week vacations started on Friday at 4pm. The bar for being bearish at the beach into a Labor Day BBQ party is high," Goldman Sachs said.
(Bloomberg) -- Before the trading day starts we bring you a digest of the key news and events that are likely to move markets. Today we look at:Most Read from BloombergA Floating Island in Baltimore Raises Hope for a Waterfront Revival‘Train Lovers’ Organize to Support Harris and Walz in Presidential BidPart of Downtown Montreal Is Flooded After Water Pipe BreaksClimate Disasters Are an Affordable Housing ProblemNJ Transit Dishes Out Free Rides After Summer Train ChaosSteelmakers may get boostEa
PepsiCo stock (PEP) is currently at around the same level it was trading at in late 2021 and most of 2022, reflecting the pressure that has weighed on Consumer Staples stocks in recent years. While some of this pressure can be attributed to higher interest rates, it’s important to note that PepsiCo has made substantial progress during this period. In fact, the company is on track to achieve record earnings per share (EPS) this year, projected to be nearly 22% higher than in 2022. Considering thi
Shares Jumped More Than 4% on Monday
UBS says a Kamala Harris presidency and split Congress is the most likely outcome, and thinks that would be slightly negative for stocks.
That price target actually represents a reduction from his previous evaluation.
Exchanges stopped reporting daily data on foreign fund flows, leaving investors without a key indicator as China's economy remains stuck in a rut.
Nutrien (NTR) (TSE:NTR), the world’s largest potash producer and crop nutrient company, has seen its stock crushed, falling 60% since its peak in 2022, as you can see below. Nutrien’s customers (farmers) are having a difficult time. While the price of inputs like fuel and labor have remained high, the price of their outputs, like corn and soybeans, have fallen. Nutrien has not been immune, with the price of the fertilizers it sells, like potash, falling lower. However, we may see a rebound in 20