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Stocks end sharply higher after Powell opens door to rate cut in Jackson Hole speech
The U.S. stock market closed sharply higher Friday, as investors cheered the potential for interest rate cuts following Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s speech at the Jackson Hole Economic Policy Symposium.
Builders FirstSource and other home building stocks jump as Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell signals interest-rate cuts ...
Since March 2021, on a total return basis, small cap stocks have underperformed large cap stocks by almost 60%, according to ...
A 75-year-old who retired early from a career in radio told Business Insider why he turned to day trading and meme stocks to ...
Market Catalysts anchor Julie Hyman and Senior Reporter Allie Canal examine some of Friday's trending tickers, including ...
Technology stocks were pushing sharply higher on Friday after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said the time may be coming ...
Chinese equities are surging. The Shanghai Composite Index — dominated by retail investors — is up about 13% this year.
Trump's marijuana rescheduling remarks reignite cannabis optimism, putting Village Farms, Canopy Growth and High Tide in ...
Economic indicators show growth is bottoming, inflation is sticky, and recent policies set the stage for cyclical ...
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