U.S. Economy Shows Resilience in Second Quarter With Growth at a Revised 3%
Layoffs Remain Low as First-Time Jobless Claims Decline
Retail Investors Are Bullish on Stocks Ahead of the Fed's Rate Cut Next Month
US Morning News Call | Stock Futures Rise as Wall Street Appeared to Shake Off Decline in Nvidia
50 basis points to start an interest rate cut cycle? The Federal Reserve has never done this before.
Deutsche Bank believes that if the labor market remains stable, the Federal Reserve may choose to gradually reduce interest rates by 25 basis points, and will not reduce interest rates sharply all at once.
8/29 [Strength and Weakness Analysis]
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US Morning News Call | Stocks Edge Higher With Nvidia Countdown Underway
Nvidia Earnings Should Prove That It's Still the 'Magnificent One'
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Powell's Statement Shakes The Financial Markets
8/28 [Strength and Weakness Material]
[Bullish/Bearish News] Bullish news: The Nikkei average rose (38288.62, +178.40), the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose (41250.50, +9.98), the Nasdaq Composite Index rose (17754.82, +29.05), the SOX index rose (5153.63, +56.29), the VIX index fell (15.43, -0.72). Expectation of subdued inflation in the United States, active share buybacks, and a request from the Tokyo Stock Exchange for improved company value. Bearish news: 1 dollar = 143.70-80 yen, Chicago Nikkei futures ...
Wall Street Drops on Caution Ahead of Nvidia Results, Economic Data
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US Morning News Call | Stock Futures Were Flat as Traders Wager on Big Move After Nvidia Earnings
Traders Wager on Big Move After Nvidia Earnings
How Will Stocks React to a Fed Rate Cut? Here's the Guide to Sector Rotation
Will there be a 25 basis point rate cut in September? New signals from Fed's Daly and Barkin.
Rate cuts need to be more cautious.