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iShares Russell 2000 ETF Newsroom
Trending Stocks This Week as Holiday Season Begins With Thanksgiving Break
What to Expect in the Week Ahead (CRM and MRVL Earnings; Enployment Report, PMIs and Fed Representatives Speaking)
Jobs and Inflation Data Tell Us Rate Cuts Will Continue, but More Slowly
S&P 500, Dow Rally To Record Highs, Dollar Snaps 8-Week Streak, Bitcoin Soars Above $97,000: What's Driving Markets Friday?
Barclays's 'Bang-for-the-buck' Tail Hedging ETFs: HYG, XLF, IYR
Major Indexes Are Higher. Chips Stocks Have Gained Today Amid Reports of Softer China Sanctions.
Express News | Major Indexes Are Higher. Chips Stocks Have Gained Today Amid Reports of Softer China Sanctions
Market Climbs on Low Volume Black Friday
ETFs With the Cheapest and Richest Volatility – Barclays
Economic Impact of Trump's Tariff Policy
The Weakening of the Tech Sector Could Mean Broadening for the Rest of the Market – Analyst
Black Friday Shopping Kicks Off in the US
Exchange-Traded Funds, Equity Futures Higher Pre-Bell Friday Ahead of US Farm Prices Data
US Morning News Call | Trump's Treasury Pick Spurs Market Optimism, Weakens Dollar
Trump 2.0: Who Are Potential Tax-cut Beneficiaries?
Barclays joins Wall Street in a bullish outlook, predicting that the s&p 500 will rise to 6600 points next year.
Barclays stated that as corporate earnings and the economy remain strong, the s&p 500 index will rise by 10% next year, reaching 6,600 points.
As Wall Street collectively has a positive outlook on the US stock market, Deutsche Bank warns: be careful of these three major risks!
① Deutsche Bank predicts a strong surge in the US stock market by 2025, setting a target price of 7,000 points for the s&p 500 index by the end of 2025; ② At the same time, Deutsche Bank also warns that three major risks: economic downturn, geopolitical turmoil, and rising inflation may hinder the rise of US stocks.
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