Stocks rally and 10-year Treasury yields fall below 5%
U.S. stock futures rose while 10-year Treasury yields fell back below 5% as oil prices eased sentiment after the Fed’s Wednesday rate hike.
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U.S. stock futures rose while 10-year Treasury yields fell back below 5% as oil prices eased sentiment after the Fed’s Wednesday rate hike.
The S&P 500, tracked by SPY, remains 1.8% below its record close even as markets brace for a Fed hike, a 10-year yield near 5% and crude above $100. The piece says strong earnings growth is helping offset tighter financial conditions.
SunPower Corp. shares jumped 59.03% to 39 cents after the company announced a $26.2 million private placement equity financing. CEO T.J. Rodgers cited a broader solar market reset and operational issues in “SunPower Direct.”
Alpine Macro strategist Chen Zhao says the 10-year Treasury note yield reached 4.74% before intervention and may already have peaked or soon peak, while calling semiconductor shares tracked by SOXX oversold and undervalued.
Walmart, Ross Stores and Advance Auto Parts reported quarterly results and outlooks, while MARA Holdings rose with bitcoin and SpaceX fell after Elon Musk denied Cognition AI acquisition rumors.
Circle Internet Group Inc. (NYSE: CRCL) is trading higher Thursday as crypto-related stocks rally, with the move linked in the report to lower Treasury yields and planned U.S. digital-asset talks.
Markets now price about a 25% chance of a September Federal Reserve rate hike on Polymarket, down from around 60% earlier this month, after July CPI and PPI met or undershot estimates and weak payrolls added to easing expectations.
examined the prospects for many investors’ favorite stocks over the last week — here’s a look at some of our top stories. U.S. stocks capped one of their strongest weeks in months as softer-than-expected labor market data and resilient corporate earnings fueled a broad rally across Wall Street. The S&P 500 closed at a
The Nasdaq 100 officially slipped into correction territory on Tuesday, falling more than 10% from its early June record high as the AI-driven sell-off deepened on mounting concerns over rising competition from China. The memory sector has been at the heart of July’s rout. SanDisk Corp. (NASDAQ: SNDK ) — the S&P 500’s