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September
Stocks rose and bond yields fell as a key inflation gauge grew at a slower pace last month, giving the Federal Reserve some breathing room to address labor-market cooling. The S&P 500 was set to trim this week’s losses.
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Wall Street traders sent bonds lower after the latest data showed the world’s largest economy is withstanding still elevated interest rates. Treasury yields rose as US gross domestic product grew in the second quarter at the fastest pace in nearly two years.
Investors aren't pricing in higher inflation for the US despite President Donald Trump's power grab at the Federal Reserve. Market-based measures of price pressures are down from July peaks and roughly in line with their two-year average, with medium- and long-term gauges near the Fed's 2% target.
Gold’s unprecedented rally pushed higher on efforts by China to bolster its role in global bullion markets. Stocks paused an advance that lifted the S&P 500 to yet another record.
US stocks are set to pull back from all-time highs as traders search for new catalysts to drive markets at the start of a relatively quiet week on the event calendar.
US stocks are poised for further gains to end a busy week that saw the first in a likely series of rapid interest-rate cuts, driving markets to new highs. The dollar rose for a third day.
Contracts on the Nasdaq 100 spiked 1.1% as traders shook off a choppy stretch that followed the Fed’s quarter-point move on Wednesday.
Stocks treaded water as markets saw muted moves across most asset classes, with traders taking risky bets off the table ahead of Wednesday’s Federal Reserve interest-rate decision.
Wall Street traders gearing up for the Federal Reserve decision refrained from making big bets as they awaited clues on the path of rates that will shape the outlook for markets over the next few months.
Equities began the week on an upbeat note as traders prepared for a widely expected start to a series of Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts, with Tesla Inc. gaining after Elon Musk bought roughly $1 billion of stock.
Treasuries were set to extend their rally into a fourth week after Thursday’s jobless claims data cemented expectations the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates next week.
Treasuries climbed across the curve, driving two-year yields down three basis points to 3.51%. Money markets almost fully priced in three Fed reductions by the end of 2025, starting next week.
US stocks are set to notch fresh highs after Oracle Corp. surged on a blowout outlook and traders bet that a pair of inflation reports won’t derail the Federal Reserve from cutting interest rates.
US stock futures rose as expectations of Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts continued to drive gains, while Treasuries eased after a rally that pushed global bonds into bull-market territory.
Stocks rose at the start of a week filled with events that will be crucial in shaping sentiment as markets trade near all-time highs. Gold extended a record rally, and the dollar headed for a back-to-back loss, while Treasuries were mixed.
Strong evidence that the US labor market is slowing rippled through markets Friday, adding weight to bets on Federal Reserve rate cuts while sinking Treasury yields and lifting stocks.
Treasuries climbed as trio of jobs data reinforced the view the US labor market is shifting into a lower gear, which would trigger a Federal Reserve rate cut in two weeks.
A rally in the world’s largest tech companies drove stocks higher as bonds stabilized, with traders awaiting jobs data for validation of wagers the Federal Reserve will resume cutting rates in September.
Wall Street returned from a long weekend to renewed anxiety over frothy technology stocks and stretched government budgets.