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Averages as we enter the final hour of trade here and see whether or not they want to be long going into the weekend here, a question we often ask on a friday, but for a different reason. Geopolitical usually. Now youll wonder if they just want to be out because of what could happen on the asian markets over the weekend. As mentioned, heres where we stand on the 4000 level. Yesterday we were watching a 4050 level. How quickly weve gapped down, off 1. 3 . The s p is shedding 16 points right now. ...

STORY: U.S. stocks finished mostly higher Wednesday after a muted session, following a mixed bag of economic data and comments from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, who said a cut in interest...

STORY: U.S. stocks fell across the board Tuesday with the Nasdaq showing the largest declines as chipmaker Nvidia stumbled ahead of its highly awaited earnings report, while gains in Walmart kept...

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The Federal Reserve finally acknowledged that the current rate-hiking cycle could soon be over.

STORY: U.S. stocks closed at fresh year highs on Tuesday after inflation data came in near expectations.

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MARKET WRAPS Watch For: Flash PMI data for Eurozone, Germany, France, UK; ECB bank lending survey; Germany GfK consumer climate survey; UK CBI Industrial Trends Survey; trading updates from...

STORY: U.S. stocks ended sharply higher on Monday as investors were optimistic about the start of earnings season.

Headline inflation jumped last month but the Fed remains on course to leave interest rates unchanged. Higher gas prices caused headline inflation to pick up sharply last month, the August Consumer Price Index (CPI) showed Wednesday, but a moderating pace of underlying inflation should keep the Federal Reserve on track to leave interest rates unchanged at the next Fed Meeting, experts say.Prices rose 0.6% in August after increasing just 0.2% the prior month, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said We