Benchmark indexes turned lower after Fed Chairman Powell clarified that rates are not likely to come down in the near future. The yield on Treasury notes advanced. Crude oil traded volatile on the ongoing tensions in the Middle East and the strength of the dollar.

Investors looked beyond interest rate debate and focused on the U.S. economy's resilience, sustained growth in consumer spending, and moderately tight labor market conditions.

U.S. stocks rebounded a day after the Federal Reserve held its key lending rate steady for the fourth time in a row. The yield on 10-year Treasury notes dropped to a one-month low. Market indexes in Europe hovered near record highs.

Stocks rebounded and attempted to erase losses in the previous session after the Federal Reserve Chairman dashed hopes of imminent rate cuts.

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Investors recalibrated their earnings expectations for tech companies after leaders in the industry struck a cautious tone. The Federal Reserve held its key lending rate steady for the fourth consecutive meeting.

Investors sold tech stocks after leading tech companies reported sharply higher earnings but failed to meet lofty expectations.

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Stocks struggled to advance on Wall Street and investors looked ahead to the release of earnings from leading tech companies and monetary policy update from the Federal Reserve. Job openings rose in December.



Stock traded sideways and investors looked ahead to monetary policy announcement from the the Federal Reserve on Wednesday. Investors digested a mix batch of earnings from GM, UPS, Whirlpool, and JetBlue.

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Tech stocks were in focus ahead of quarterly results from leading companies including Microsoft, Alphabet, and Amazon.com. Investors are also hoping to get more clarity about the interest rate path and the inner workings of the economy from policymakers on Wednesday.

Investors remained focused on quarterly results as leading tech and energy companies are scheduled to release earnings this week. The Federal Reserve is widely expected to hold rates steady on Wednesday.

Stocks on Wall Street looked down, and investors reviewed a fresh batch of mixed earnings.

Defying loud and widespread predictions of a recession, the U.S. economy accelerated in 2023, supported by stable consumer spending and robust labor market conditions.

U.S. economy expanded at a faster-than-expected pace in the fourth quarter, despite the Federal Reserve's aggressive interest rate hike campaign. The European Central Bank held its key lending rates steady for the third time in a row.

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Tech stocks powered the rally across the Atlantic for the third consecutive day this week. Crude oil rebounded. The People's Bank of China took steps to inject more liquidity into the financial system.



Tech stocks continued to advance and extend recent gains after Netflix reported positive quarterly results. Treasury yields edged slightly lower ahead of the release of personal income and spending reports later in the week.

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