Wall Street muscles higher despite more swings for AI stocks
U.S. stock indexes muscled higher Thursday, led by companies delivering bigger profits.
U.S. stock indexes muscled higher Thursday, led by companies delivering bigger profits.
Worries about worsening inflation are weighing on the U.S. stock market Wednesday and pulling Wall Street further from its record.
Stocks kicked off a busy week on Monday with mixed trading on Wall Street that is keeping the market hovering around its all-time high.
Stocks held steady on Wall Street Tuesday as falling oil prices and stable Treasury yields took some pressure off the market.
Yields in the U.S. bond market cranked higher Monday and again reached their highest levels in roughly two decades, which knocked U.S. stocks further from their record high.
Pressure continues to bear down on Wall Street from the bond market, keeping U.S. stocks in check on Thursday following what had been a strong rally.
U.S. stocks are falling on Wednesday after oil prices halted their weeklong run of easing and a surprisingly strong report on U.S. business activity raised worries about inflation.
Wall Street is holding near its record high on Tuesday after the price of Brent oil fell back below $100 per barrel.
Wall Street is drifting toward the finish of an up -and- down week on Friday, and U.S. stock indexes are mixed as bond yields rise and oil prices swing.
Wall Street is holding steady Wednesday as it waits to hear from the Federal Reserve, which traders expect will announce a hike to interest rates later in the day to help get the nation’s high inflation under control.