Market Sentiment Improves as Dow Surges to Record High: Fear & Greed Index Turns Neutral

The stock market experienced a surge on Wednesday, propelled by the election of Donald Trump and positive economic data. The Dow Jones soared to a record high, while the S&P 500 also reached an all-time peak. The CNN Money Fear & Greed Index moved into the “Neutral” zone, reflecting an improving market sentiment. Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve is set to announce its policy decision today.

Market Sentiment Turns Cautious as Dow Plunges: CNN Fear & Greed Index Dips

The U.S. stock market experienced a downturn on Wednesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average suffering its worst performance in over a month. This decline coincides with a dip in the CNN Money Fear & Greed Index, though the index remains in the ‘Greed’ zone. The article explores the factors driving market sentiment, including earnings reports, economic data, and specific company performance.

Market Sentiment Improves, Stocks Surge on Strong Jobs Data

The US stock market closed higher on Friday, driven by a strong jobs report that saw the economy add 254,000 jobs in September. This positive news boosted investor confidence, pushing the CNN Money Fear & Greed Index further into the ‘Greed’ zone. Tesla, Amazon, and Netflix were among the top performers, while Apogee Enterprises saw a significant jump in share price after exceeding earnings expectations.

US Stocks Soar, Fear & Greed Index Remains in ‘Greed’ Zone

The US stock market continued its upward trend on Friday, with the Dow Jones hitting a new record high. The S&P 500 also saw significant gains, marking its fourth consecutive winning month. The CNN Money Fear & Greed Index remained in the ‘Greed’ zone, reflecting investor optimism. This positive sentiment comes amidst strong economic data, including a rise in personal income and spending, and a revised-up consumer sentiment index.

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