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Purists say there is no signal from the past that will affect the price of the future in equity markets. This should be more true of indices, which have many random components all noisily gyrating together.

It’s all eyes on the Federal Reserve (Fed) for this week as the latest interest rate call on Wednesday from the Fed hangs over the markets. US equitie

The S&P 500 sank for the second week in a row last week as the utility sector led the index by gaining 2.7%, while the information technology sector’s

Traders are betting that the central bank won't make any interest rate changes at Wednesday's meeting, but November's is up in the air.

US equities are broadly higher heading into the Thursday closing bell, with indexes chalking in gains as US economic data continues to beat expectatio

US equities are up 16% this year. Economists at Société Générale analyze the S&P 500 Index outlook. Moving 3Q23 target of 4,750 to 4Q23 We shift our S

US equities finished Wednesday’s sessions with gains, except for the Dow Jones Industrial Averages, printing its first loss in the last five days. A m

Small caps typically do best at the beginning of the year, when money managers take the most risk.

The Nasdaq dropped for the first time in three days and tech names broadly moved lower. Investors are bracing for the August CPI report.

The Standard & Poor’s (S&P) 500 equity index is seeing red for Tuesday, slipping to the $4,460.00 area after opening the day neat $4,480.00. Apple Inc