
Stock Market Rebounds as Key Economic Data Looms
U.S. stock indexes rebounded from key levels but closed last week lower. Investors now eye the September jobs report, Tesla's Q3 deliveries, and a potential shutdown.
Samuel Ingram is a senior market analyst and editor for Wealtoro, covering U.S. monetary policy, equity market trends, and the economic forces shaping investment strategies. He has over a decade of experience in financial journalism.
U.S. stock indexes rebounded from key levels but closed last week lower. Investors now eye the September jobs report, Tesla's Q3 deliveries, and a potential shutdown.
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The S&P 500, Dow, and Nasdaq all set new record highs, driven by strong performance in tech stocks like Teradyne and Oracle, while Kenvue shares fell sharply.
U.S. stock indices, led by a tech rally and a 4% surge in Apple, reached new highs. Meanwhile, commodities diverged, with precious metals gaining on rate cut hopes while oil and natural gas fell on ov
U.S. stock indices like the NASDAQ and S&P 500 reached historic highs, boosted by a surge in Apple stock. Gold and silver also rallied on rate cut hopes.
U.S. stock futures are down as investors await key inflation data and speeches from Federal Reserve officials for new market direction.
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Major U.S. stock indexes including the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq closed the week at new record highs, driven by the Federal Reserve's recent rate cut.