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U.S. stocks closed out their best week of the year with more gains on Friday and climbed to the cusp of their records. The S&P 500 rose 0.5% for a fifth straight gain and is just 0.7% below its high set in July.
Its fourth consecutive daily decline, leaving the index down about 4.2% for the week, its worst week since March 2023.
The investment community is expecting an interest rate cut on September 18. Avi Salzman, a Barron’s writer, thinks it increasingly looks like a “sell the news” event—particularly if the cut is a quarter percentage point instead of a half.
Two of the larger tech exchange-traded funds track the same sector but differ inallocations to the biggest stocks. Will investors benefit? It depends on how the stocks perform...
Markets are concerned that a government led by either the populist right or a possible left-wing coalition would move to greater protectionism, government intervention...
Two of the larger tech exchange-traded funds track the same sector but differ inallocations to the biggest stocks. Will investors benefit? It depends on how the stocks perform...