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Services Sector Activity Expands More Than Expected In August, But Employment Growth Softens
US Manufacturing Activity Extends Contraction For Fifth Month: 'Demand Continues To Be Weak'
US Services Activity Returns To Growth In July, Global Market Selloff Stalls: Are Recession Fears Overdone?
US Manufacturing Activity Extends Contraction For Fifth Month: 'Demand Continues To Be Weak'
US Services Activity Returns To Growth In July, Global Market Selloff Stalls: Are Recession Fears Overdone?
US Manufacturing Activity Decreases For Fourth Straight Month, Hits 8-Month Low: 'Companies Show An Unwillingness To Invest In Capital'
June Jobs Report Preview: Cooling Labor Market Trends May Further Bolster Rate Cut Hopes

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S&P 500, Nasdaq 100 Jointly Hit All-Time Highs, Nvidia Overtakes Apple As Second Most Valuable US Company
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 indices closed at record highs due to investor confidence in AI-driven tech sector growth. Magnificent Seven worth $15T.
Services Sector Activity Strongly Expands In May: 'Notable Higher Business Activity, Faster New Orders Growth'
The U.S. service sector sentiment expanded in May, reversing April's decline. The ISM reported strong growth in business activity and new orders. Employment is still a challenge. Stocks hold gains but bond yields rise.
VIX Spikes 8% As Stocks Sink; Bonds, Gold Rise On Growth Concerns; Meme Stocks Roar, Peso Plummets: What's Driving Markets Monday?
All major U.S. equity indices opened the week with losses, as traders shifted to safe-haven bonds and gold amid concerns affecting the health of the U.S. manufacturing activity.
Treasury Yields Fall, Dollar Weakens As Manufacturing Activity Gauge Contracts More Than Expected
Yields on the benchmark 10-year Treasury bond fell by nine basis points to 4.41%, marking the third straight day of declines.
S&P 500, Nasdaq 100 Hit Record Highs As Dollar, Treasury Yields Weaken, Chipmakers Shine, NYCB Sinks: What's Driving Markets Friday?
March began on a high note on Wall Street, with tech stocks driving indices to record levels. Despite weak data and mixed Fed remarks, investors remain optimistic. Semiconductor industry continues to surge, while NYCB plummets due to internal control weakness. Gold also reaches all-time high. Major indices and tech sector perform well, while utilities lag behind. NetApp and Dominion Energy see significant stock movement.
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Services Sector Growth Moderates In September, Business Optimism Holds Strong
US Service Sector Records 7 Months of Expansion, But July's Momentum Slows Down
US Services Sector Signals Strong Growth, Beats Expectations, Amplifying Rate Hike Concerns
US Services Activity Expands For Fifth Month, But Shows Softening Demand
The ISM Services PMI declined from 51.9 in April 2023 to 50.3 in May, well below market expectations of 52.2, but still indicating the fifth consecutive month of expansion in the service sector.
New York State Manufacturing Sentiment Plummets In May: Trouble Ahead For The ISM Manufacturing PMI?
The New York Empire State Manufacturing Index, which measures the sentiment of manufacturing executives about business conditions in the state of New York, unexpectedly plunged to negative 31.8 points in May, down from 10.8 in April and considerably below the 3.75 decline
SPY, QQQ: Ahead Of Easter Weekend, Here Are Crucial Trading Levels Wall Street Is Factoring In
ISM Services PMI Misses Expectations: Investors Flock To Treasuries, Defensive Stocks Amid Economic Concerns
The increase of economic activity in the United States' services sector slowed in March, with the ISM Services Purchasing Managers' Index dropping from 55.1 to 51.2, falling short of estimates of 54.5. Eight of the 10 subindices that constitute the overall index fell during the month.
Traders' Bets On Fed's Next Moves Shake Market Amid OPEC+ Production Cuts And Recession-Like ISM PMI Number
Investors' expectations for the Federal Reserve's next moves are facing hours of uncertainty as a result of the events that rocked markets Monday. 
March Purchasing Managers Index Falls More Than Expected: US Yields Tumble
Economic activity in the manufacturing sector fell for the fifth month in a row in March, according to the latest Manufacturing Institute of Supply Management (ISM) Report On Business released Monday.  The March Manufacturing PMI came in at 46.3, the lowest since May 2020, down from 47.7 in February and falling short of estimates of 47.5.
Stock Market Update For The Week Ahead: 'Positive Performance Regardless Of Which Party Wins'
The Past Week, In A Nutshell What Happened: Last week ended negative despite better-than-expected earnings.
'A Clear Break With Prevailing Policy': Stock Market Update For The Week Ahead
The Last Week In A Nutshell What Happened: Last week ended positive, with broad gains in all S&P 500 sectors.
Indicators Suggest Manufacturing, Economy May Be Slipping Amid Recovery
FreightWaves, a provider of media and analytics for the transportation and shipping industries has partnered with news and data solution Benzinga in producing a series of actionable, logistics-driven, economic insights. The following will look at the economic recovery following the recent COVID-19 coronavirus lockdowns.
New Day, New Sentiment: Travel And Tech Stocks On Defense After Monday's Big Gains
Key Takeaways:
EUR/USD Forecast: Bulls Want More
European reopenings underpin the shared currency while civil unrest weighs on the greenback. The US ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI is foreseen at 44 in May from 41.8 in April. EUR/USD bullish despite some divergences surging in intraday charts.
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