U.S. markets close higher as optimism grows over potential U.S.-China trade breakthrough. Trump delays tariffs, Palantir surges 24%, Fed warns of inflation risks, and job openings miss expectations.
U.S. markets closed lower due to new tariffs, U.S. personal income and spending increased, and most S&P 500 sectors declined. Japan's Nikkei and Australia's S&P/ASX 200 also fell, while U.S. futures and the dollar strengthened.
US markets close higher on record Netflix subscribers and AI leaders, while S&P 500 reaches new high. Asia markets mixed, Europe down slightly, commodities steady, and US futures mixed.
Yum China’s stock has risen more than 5% in the past week as the company announced the date for its upcoming results for the fourth quarter and fiscal year 2024.
US markets ended lower due to strong job data reigniting inflation fears and Fed rate adjustment expectations. Oil prices surged on US sanctions on Russia, while dollar rose on strong jobs data.
U.S. markets closed in honor of late President Carter. Futures down due to Fed hawkishness, labor strength, and inflation worries. Asian markets mostly lower, Europe mixed. Oil and gold prices rise, dollar steady.
The U.S. markets closed mixed on Monday, with S&P 500 and Nasdaq climbing to a week's high. Economic data showed declines in durable goods and factory orders, while Asian markets rose with gains in the mining and technology sectors.
US markets ended 2024 on a subdued note, capping a year of extraordinary gains. Major indexes slipped, Nasdaq surged 28.6%, S&P 500 climbed 23.3%, and Dow advanced 12.9%.
