The Week AheadMacro Factors - The final Fed meeting and inflation data is on deskThe last Federal Reserve meeting and the latest inflation data of 2023 is on deck in the week, and investors will be keen to look for signals on when the central bank may start to cut interest rates, as stocks try to finish the year off on a high note.The market is overwhelmingly expecting no change to rates. Fed officials' latest projections for the economy and interest rates will offer clues into the future path of monetary policy.On Wednesday, Powell is likely to signal his continued commitment to bringing down inflation in his press conference. Traders will also get clarity into the path of potential future easing from the dot plot, or the Fed’s projections for 2024. In fact, the CME Group’s FedWatch tool
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Weekly:The final Fed meeting and inflation data of 2023 in the week ahead
Weekly:The final Fed meeting and inflation data of 2023 in the week ahead
Weekly: is excessive bullish sentiment a problem yet?
Last Week's RecapThe US Market -SPX logged a 24% gain in 2023Stocks bounced back in 2023 after a rough 2022. The story for the better part of the year was the excitement around artificial intelligence fueling big gains for the “Magnificent 7” stocks.The S&P 500 rode 9-week win streak to end 2023 with a surprising 24% gain. The Dow closed at 37,689.54 and it finished the year with a 13.7% gain and notched a new record during 2023. The Nasdaq jumped 43.4% for its best year since 2020 on AI enthusiasm.The small-cap Russell 2000 rose more than 12% in December and clinched its best month since November 2020. It notched 15.09% for 2023.With the Federal Reserve signaling it is likely done with rate hikes, and could even cut rates multiple times next year, the 10-year Treasury yield dove from
Weekly: is excessive bullish sentiment a problem yet?
Weekly: Fed Decisions; Apple Earnings; FRC to highlight the Week
US MARKET RECAPLast week, all the major index close in green with a deep V-shaped pattern. The blue-chip index, Dow added 0.86%, while the S&P 500 rose 0.87%. The Nasdaq advanced 1.28% as Big Tech earnings took center stage.For April, the Dow gained 2.48% to notch its best monthly stretch since January, while the benchmark index gained 1.46%. The tech-heavy index posted marginal gains.Earnings reports from major tech companies dominated much of last week’s market debate, fueling the narrative that earnings are faring better-than-feared, despite many widespread macroeconomic concerns.So far, a little over half of S&P 500 companies have reported earnings, with more than 79% and about 72% surpassing earnings and sales expectations, respectively. First-quarter earnings are currently on
Weekly: Fed Decisions; Apple Earnings; FRC to highlight the Week
Weekly: After Banks Positive Results, Tech Giants Earnings Coming
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Weekly: After Banks Positive Results, Tech Giants Earnings Coming
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Weekly: FOMC,May CPI, Apple WWDC and Musk's Pay to watch this week
Weekly: Indexes Ended Lower, Big Tech Earnings & Q1 GDP on Tap
1. Major Indexes ReturnsThe major U.S. stock indexes traded in a narrow range for the third week in a row and the $S&P 500(.SPX)$, the $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$, and the $DJIA(.DJI)$ each finished with a fractional decline. Since the start of April, the gap between the S&P 500’s highest daily closing level and its lowest close has been a mere 1.6%. The $Cboe Volatility Index(VIX)$ that measures investors’ expectations of short-term U.S. stock market volatility fell for the 5 week in a row.As of last Friday, the$Straits Times Index(STI.SI)$ gained&n
Weekly: Indexes Ended Lower, Big Tech Earnings & Q1 GDP on Tap
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Weekly: Market Pullback Healthy So Far, Russia Insurrection Over, What To Expect This Week
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Weekly: Market Pullback Healthy So Far, Russia Insurrection Over, What To Expect This Week
Weekly: Market May Dip Further as FED's Rate Hike+Slower Earnings Growth
The major U.S. stock indexes fell around 3% to 4%, marking the third weekly setback in a row for the $S&P 500(.SPX)$. The decline was steepest for the $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ , which has fallen nearly 11% over the past three weeks.As of last Friday,$DJIA(.DJI)$ YTD is -12.5%,$NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ YTD is -25.3%,$S&P 500(.SPX)$ YTD is -16.8%. $S&P/ASX 200(XJO.AU)$ &
Weekly: Market May Dip Further as FED's Rate Hike+Slower Earnings Growth
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