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Analysts led by Mike Wilson said consumer staples are among the defensive sectors as consumers focus on value amid economic uncertainty.

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The 10-year Treasury yield reached a 2024 high Monday as investors continue to adjust their expectations for Fed rate cuts.

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Investors in Asia may favor playing it conservative ahead of a slew of economic indicators in coming days, especially with Japan's stock market notching consecutive record highs and market closures on Friday for many centers, including Hong Kong. Japan's Nikkei 225 was hardly unique last week, extending its rally on Thursday and Friday. While dovish central bank signals emanated from the Federal Reserve, Swiss National Bank and Bank of England, it was the Bank of Japan that kicked of...

Even though the market recovered from Tuesday's hiccup, investor gloom has knocked stocks off a 5-week win streak.

The S&P 500 topped 5,000, and US stocks on Friday were headed for a fifth straight week of gains.

Wall Street stocks dipped in early trading as US earnings season unofficially began. Major US. bank fourth-quarter profits fell, and an S&P 500 bank index was down 0.9%.

This week, domestic investors will be eyeing key events such as the start of Q3FY24 earning season, IIP, and CPI data, along with core inflation, and initial jobless claims in the US that will keep the markets buzzing.

The S&P 500 was muted and Nasdaq inched lower on Monday in the run-up to an action-packed week that includes the Federal Reserve's policy meeting and inflation data, both of which will test investor optimism about monetary policy easing next year. The upbeat sentiment around stabilizing interest rates and robust quarterly earnings caused equities to rebound towards the end of the year, with the benchmark S&P 500 hitting its highest intra-day level of the year. The S&P 500 a...