Stocks on Wall Street attempted to rebound for the second consecutive day as investors reviewed the latest batch of earnings. The yield on Treasury notes edged slightly lower, and gold and crude oil declined.
Major averages on Wall Street extended their gains after investors reacted to the latest batch of earnings. The FTSE 100 index in the UK traded at a new record high. The yen drifted to a new 34-year low.
Major indexes on Wall Street advanced as investors shifted their attention to the latest batch of corporate results. Crude oil declined and gold extended three-day losses after geopolitical tensions eased.
U.S. market averages rebounded, gold and silver dropped, and the U.S. dollar stayed elevated against major currencies. European markets closed higher, tracking gains in New York. Semiconductor and tech stocks struggled in Asian trading.
Benchmark indexes on Wall Street attempted to rebound after a sharp selloff in the previous week. Tech stocks are in focus ahead of a busy quarter of quarterly results. Crude oil declined after tensions in the Middle East eased.
Investors sought safe-haven assets amid rapidly escalating tensions between nuclear-armed Israel and Iran. Crude oil jumped as much as 4% before erasing most of the gains in New York.
The S&P 500 index and the Nasdaq Composite are set to extend their weekly losses as investors adjust their rate-path expectations, face stretched tech stock valuations, and worry about a rebound in inflation.
U.S. market averages edged higher in choppy trading as investors prepared for the release of corporate results. The U.S. dollar's strength could weigh on quarterly results.
Major averages in the U.S., Europe, and Asia turned lower amid escalating tensions in the Middle East, growing worries of a rebound in inflation, and interest rate path uncertainties.
Stock market indexes on Wall Street rebounded, and Treasury yields edged slightly lower. Crude oil futures traded near recent highs amid elevated tensions between Iran and Israel.
Stock markets around the world fell between 1% and 2% as investors assessed the crude oil supply chain disruptions amid rising tensions between Israel and Iran.
U.S. major indexes on Wall Street rested, and crude oil prices hovered near five-month highs amid escalating tensions in the Middle East. New residential construction activities took a dive in March.
Global markets advanced despite rising prospects of a wider war in the Middle East after Iran conducted its first-ever direct attack on Israel. Stronger-than-expected retail sales supported a rise in U.S. Treasury yields and a decline in U.S. stocks.
Benchmark indexes on Wall Street advanced after March's retail sales were ahead of market expectations. Crude oil prices traded near five-month highs as investors of the U.S.-led will stave off spreading war into the wider region in the Middle East.
U.S. major averages declined as inflation worries dampened market sentiment on Wall Street. JPMorgan, Citigroup, and Wells Fargo reported strong quarterly results, indicating strong demand for corporate loans. and rising non-interest income.
