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S&P 500 Index Newsroom
Market Cautiously Advances While Investors Sift Through Results
Bank of America Clients Bailed Out of Stocks Last Week at the Fastest Pace in Years
Alphabet's $200 Call Options Attract Investors, Speculators Ahead of Earnings
Hedging Demand Resurges Amid Political Uncertainty and Big Tech Exodus
Tesla, Google Earnings are Here, Market Mixed Watching Q2 Results | Herd on Wall St
US Real Estate Sector Leads Rally on Expectations of 'Rate Cut'
USA's fiscal deficit hole: a major risk to the financial market
The federal fiscal deficit in the USA has reached a historic level.
US Stocks Face Risk Signals: Tech Valuation Timebomb and Slower Economic Growth
Jackson Hole Symposium Could Cast Light on Fed's September Decision -- Market Talk
Barclays has raised its target for the S&P 500 index to 5600 points by 2024.
Barclays strategist raises S&P 500 index target for 2024 from 5300 to 5600 points.
What Is the 'Trump Trade'?
Blackrock: Sees the S&P 500 index pullback as a buying opportunity and is still bullish on technology stocks.
Blackrock has released a report stating that despite recent volatility in the US stock market, it remains bullish on technology stocks and believes that they will be the driving force of the market rebound. In particular, chip stocks will announce their quarterly earnings at the end of August, so it sees the market pullback as a buying opportunity. Blackrock suggests that while it is important to pay attention to how the weakening of the US Consumer Price Index (CPI) is translated into the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Price Index, the cooling of inflation also means that the Federal Reserve may begin cutting interest rates in the coming months. However, the positive outlook for the future is due to long-term structural changes such as AI, rather than short-term economic data such as CPI. Blackrock predicts that second-quarter profits for technology companies will follow.
Harris Glides Toward Nomination, Contest With Trump -- WSJ
Did Biden's withdrawal cause market shock: Trump's chances of winning increased, pushing up the stock market, and the return of the Democratic Party may lead to a short-term adjustment?
Last Sunday, USA President Biden announced that he will not seek re-election in November, adding uncertainty for the new owner of the White House in 2025.
7/23 [Strength and Weakness Analysis of Materials]
[Bullish and Bearish Materials] The Dow Jones Industrial Average (40415.44, +127.91) and the NASDAQ Composite Index (18007.57, +280.63) are both rising, as well as the Chicago Nikkei Futures (39950, up +470 from Osaka). The SOX index (5477.83, +210.67) is also rising, while the VIX index is falling (14.91, -1.61). There is an expectation of inflation calming down in the United States and a request for improved corporate value by the Tokyo Stock Exchange. On the other hand, the Nikkei Average has fallen (39599.00, -464.79).
S&P rose more than 1%, small cap index rose 1.7%, Tesla and Nvidia rose about 5% each, while commodity fell again.
U.S. stocks rose with the S&P up over 1%, the largest increase in seven weeks, and the NASDAQ up 1.6%. Funds have returned to small cap stocks, with the small cap index rising 1.7%. Investors bought U.S. tech stocks on the dip, and only Apple and Amazon among the seven tech giants declined, with Tesla and Nvidia both up about 5%. Cybersecurity leader CrowdStrike, which triggered a global IT failure, fell more than 13%, nearly erasing this year's gains. Some Trump trades cooled down, with electric cars and photovoltaic stocks rising and petroleum stocks falling. There was a new variable in the U.S. presidential election over the weekend, and safe-haven demand initially pulled down U.S. bond yields and the dollar while boosting gold, but panic subsided and the VIX volatility index fell 10% from its highest level in nearly three months. The China concept stock index surged 2.8%, while offshore Renminbi fell more than 110 points to a two-week low. Oil prices initially fell more than 1%, and metal fell sharply.
UBS Wealth Management Chief Investment Officer: don't chase after the rise of small cap US stocks as the upward trend is not sustainable.
Lisa Shalett believes that the profit issues of small cap stocks are unlikely to be solved by a 75 basis point rate cut by the Federal Reserve. The prospect of the Republican Party winning the November election in the United States may stimulate the small cap stock market, but this is expected to be short-lived. Fund rotation is sustainable, and large cap stocks and high-quality cyclical stocks are preferred.
Nvidia, Tesla, Rest of Mag 7 Lift Stock Market Higher | Wall Street Today
Market Advances Monday after Biden Steps Down From Reelection
S&P 500, Nasdaq Rebound, as Nvidia, Tesla and Rest of Magnificent Seven Rally