Markets Rise Friday, But Lose Week As Tariff Fatigue Builds
Markets Rise Friday, But Lose Week As Tariff Fatigue Builds
Markets Rise Friday, But Lose Week As Tariff Fatigue Builds
On-again, off-again tariff moves left their mark on Wall Street this week. Despite a gain Friday, the major indices all lost the week as the markets flashed more signs of exhaustion from policy uncertainties.
Tariffs Watch: Current Status, Targets & Deadlines To Come
Markets Rise Friday, But Lose Week As Tariff Fatigue Builds
Markets Rise Friday, But Lose Week As Tariff Fatigue Builds
Keeping track of the ever-changing state of tariffs has proven to be a full-time job. Some levies have already started, others are on pause, while more may be ahead. This report details where we stand now.
Powell: Focus On Separating Reality From Noise On Tariffs
Markets Rise Friday, But Lose Week As Tariff Fatigue Builds
Powell: Focus On Separating Reality From Noise On Tariffs
Fed chairman Jerome Powell is sticking with his 'wait and see' approach on rate cutting. At issue, tariffs and what impact they could have on inflation. Powell says it's still too early to know what's coming.
Jobs Report: Hiring Bounces As Unemployment Edges Up
Still Ahead: CPI, PPI Inflation Reads, Consumer Sentiment
Powell: Focus On Separating Reality From Noise On Tariffs
The February jobs report delivered a mix of results on the state of labor. New hires were less than expected, but still viewed as a positive after January's slide. At the same time, unemployment rose slightly.
Still Ahead: CPI, PPI Inflation Reads, Consumer Sentiment
Still Ahead: CPI, PPI Inflation Reads, Consumer Sentiment
Still Ahead: CPI, PPI Inflation Reads, Consumer Sentiment
Tariffs, inflation and the state of the U.S. consumer will headline the week ahead. The latest consumer and producer price indexes are due mid-week with the new sentiment survey results landing Friday.
24 Hour A Day Trading Likely Coming To Nasdaq Next Year
Still Ahead: CPI, PPI Inflation Reads, Consumer Sentiment
Still Ahead: CPI, PPI Inflation Reads, Consumer Sentiment
The U.S.'s second largest stock exchange wants to keep the lights on all day in the near future. The Nasdaq has pitched the 24 hour a day/5 day a week trading plan to regulators with a launch date in 2026.