The CNN Business Fear & Greed Index dropped to 33.9, indicating market fear. The Dow fell over 1,100 points for its tenth straight loss. The Fed lowered interest rates but signaled fewer future cuts, contributing to the negative sentiment. Economic data, including a widening current account deficit and falling housing starts, added to investor concerns.
US stock futures rose Wednesday, anticipating the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision. The Dow fell for a ninth straight day, its longest losing streak since 1978. A rate cut is expected, but economic data remains mixed, with strong retail sales offset by falling industrial production. Investors await key economic indicators and Chairman Powell’s comments.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed lower for the ninth consecutive session, extending its longest losing streak since 1978, while the CNN Fear & Greed Index remained in the neutral zone. Mixed economic data and varied individual stock performance contributed to the market uncertainty. Tesla surged following an upgrade, while Nvidia shares fell. Investor focus now turns towards upcoming earnings reports.
US stocks saw a mixed performance Wednesday, with the Nasdaq reaching a new high while the Dow fell. Inflation rose to 2.7%, exceeding October’s figures. The CNN Business Fear & Greed Index remained in ‘Neutral’ territory, suggesting cautious optimism in the market.
US stocks experienced a downturn Tuesday, with the Dow Jones enduring its fourth consecutive day of losses. Mixed earnings reports, including weaker-than-expected results from Oracle, contrasted with Alphabet’s surge following its quantum computing announcement. The CNN Fear & Greed Index remained in neutral territory, while investors await key earnings reports.
US stocks experienced a downturn on Thursday, with the Dow Jones falling over 200 points ahead of the crucial November jobs report. Despite Wednesday’s record highs, mixed economic data and corporate earnings reports fueled market uncertainty. The CNN Fear & Greed Index, while remaining in ‘Greed’ territory, showed a decline.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed above 45,000 for the first time, driven by strong tech performances from Salesforce and Marvell. While the CNN Business Fear & Greed Index remains in ‘Greed’ territory, mixed economic data reveals a nuanced market outlook.
Major US stock indices dipped on Wednesday as markets prepared for the Thanksgiving holiday. While many financial institutions and retail giants will be closed, some global markets will remain open. We explore the implications of the holiday on the market and offer insights into its historical performance.
US stocks experienced a mixed performance Wednesday, with the Nasdaq falling while the Dow edged up. Significant gains and losses were seen in individual stocks, reflecting a dynamic market influenced by economic data, corporate news, and geopolitical factors. Read on for a detailed analysis.
Despite a Dow Jones decline, several stocks experienced significant gains on Tuesday. J.M. Smucker, Hesai Group, Embecta Corp, and others saw substantial jumps due to strong earnings reports, positive guidance, and strategic partnerships. Learn which companies made headlines and why.
