Weekly Market Overview: April 1 – April 5
The S&P 500 fell this week to start Q2 on a sour note as Federal Reserve officials indicated they were in no rush to cut interest rates.
The S&P 500 fell this week to start Q2 on a sour note as Federal Reserve officials indicated they were in no rush to cut interest rates.
Following a blowout of an emergency door on a Boeing 737 Max in January, orders from Boeing almost completely disappeared for a month.
UPDATE: On December 3, 2024, a Federal District Court issued a nationwide injunction blocking enforcement of the CTA.
The Major Markets saw new life last week after two weeks of losses. For the S&P 500, this marked the largest gains in 51 weeks.
Are we headed for a recession? At the beginning of 2023, market indicators pointed in that direction, but has that now changed?
Gains in all five indices exceeded a percentage point with the Dow Jones and the Nasdaq vying for the top position with just over two percentage point gains, returning the year-to-date Small Cap Value style box to positive territory last week.
While politicians in Washington debate about the debt ceiling, Americans are concerned about how to protect their money.