Wall Street Weekly

= * S&P || * 04/06 M. 6,611.83 / * 04/07 T. 6,616.85 / * 04/08 W. 6,782.81 / * 04/09 T. 6,824.66 / * 04/10 F. 6,816.89 / = * Nasdaq || * 04/06 M. 21,996.34 / * 04/07 T. 22,017.85 / * 04/08 W. 22,634.99 / * 04/09 T. 22,822.42 / * 04/10 F. 22,902.89 / = * DJI || * 04/06 M. 46,669.88 / * 04/07 T. 46,584.46 / * 04/08 W. 47,909.92 / * 04/09 T. 48,185.80 / * 04/10 F. 47,916.57 / = * 2-yr T-B || * 04...

Wall Street rebounded amid geopolitical tensions, with major indices rising due to quarter-end re-balancing. Despite oil prices exceeding $110 and commodity market volatility, positive labor data and lower inflation offered some investor optimism. = * S&P || * 03/30 M. 6,343.72 / * 03/31 T. 6,528.52 / * 04/01 W. 6,575.32 / * 04/02 T. 6,582.69 / * 04/03 F. Closed / = * Nasdaq || * 03/30 M. 20,7...

Major Wall Street indices entered correction territory due to escalating geopolitical tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, spiking crude oil prices to $110 per barrel. Investors have revised their economic outlook, removing hopes for interest rate cuts for the remainder of the year. = * S&P || * 03/23 M. 6,581.00 / * 03/24 T. 6,556.37 / * 03/25 W. 6,591.90 / * 03/26 T. 6,477.16 / * 03/27 F. 6,368...

This week, major U.S. indices plummeted amid a tightening stagflation trap as the Federal Reserve sticks to hawkish policies. Rising Brent crude prices from the Strait of Hormuz blockade fuel inflation, hurting tech and consumer sectors. Investors now prioritize defense, anticipating key economic reports to shape the 2026 outlook. -- * S&P || * 03/16 M. 6,699.38 / * 03/17 T. 6,716.09 / * 03/18...

This week, market volatility surged amid escalating military conflict in the Middle East and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, pushing crude oil past $100 per barrel. Major equity indices fell for the third week, as the labor market cooled and growth forecasts were revised down. Investors brace for Federal Reserve decisions amid ongoing inflation threats. ----- * S&P // * 03/09 M. 6,795.99...

In a stunning double-black-swan event, Wall Street was rattled by escalating military tensions in the Middle East and a sharp contraction in the U.S. labor market, resulting in a significant spike in energy prices. Major stock indices suffered steep weekly declines as mounting fears of stagflation shifted investor sentiment from optimistic growth to a cautious, risk-averse posture. This shift foll...

Wall Street wavered amid inflation concerns and U.S. tariff changes, overshadowing tech gains. With rising wholesale prices and faltering Middle Eastern talks, investors flocked to safe havens like crude oil and gold, raising the stakes for March’s crucial jobs report. |-----| * S&P. * 02/23 M. 6,837.75 | * 02/24 T. 6,890.07 | * 02/25 W. 6,946.13 | * 02/26 T. 6,908.86 | * 02/27 F. 6,878.88 | |...

This week, Wall Street rallied following the Supreme Court's decision to curtail presidential tariff powers, boosting the S&P 500 and Nasdaq amid eased trade tensions. However, rising Treasury yields suggest economic resilience, while crude oil spikes due to U.S.-Iran tensions signal potential market volatility. Investors should brace for critical corporate earnings and inflation data ahead, a...

This week saw heightened market volatility as technology stocks faced significant selling pressure amidst concerns over AI disruption and elevated valuations. The Dow Jones initially surged but retreated sharply, with mixed economic indicators, a strong labor data clashing with weak retail sales and plummeting housing demand. Encouragingly, a subdued inflation report led to lower Treasury yields,...

This week, the Dow Jones Industrial Average eclipsed 50,000 points, fueled by a landmark trade agreement between the U.S. and India. However, other indexes, particularly in the tech sector, exhibit significant volatility driven by heavy AI investments. Meanwhile, cryptocurrency faces a troubling decline, labeled a "death spiral," while Treasury yields fall amid disappointing labor data, and crude...

This week on Wall Street Week, we examine a tumultuous trading landscape in late January 2026, sparked by the nomination of Kevin Warsh as the new Federal Reserve Chair, which bolstered the dollar and precipitated a historic decline in gold and silver prices. Equity markets struggled with mixed corporate earnings reports, most notably a significant drop in Microsoft, overshadowing gains from techn...

This week’s Wall Street Week highlights extreme market volatility prompted by aggressive tariff threats concerning Greenland, resulting in a significant sell-off and a notable rise in safe-haven assets like gold and silver, which hit historic highs as investors sought to mitigate global uncertainty. Despite these geopolitical tensions, strong domestic economic indicators, including a robust 4.3% G...

This week’s edition of Wall Street Week highlights a period marked by significant volatility, where political uncertainty surrounding the Federal Reserve and rising Treasury yields have put pressure on record-high stock prices. The main financial news focuses on the onset of earnings season, which revealed mixed results from the banking sector. The weekly indexes performance updates for the S&...

This week’s edition of Wall Street Week highlights the first complete week of financial trading in 2026, during which major indices soared to unprecedented record highs. The remarkable performance in the markets was driven by a strong labor market report, groundbreaking advancements in AI technology showcased at CES, and significant geopolitical changes affecting global oil supplies. Investors eng...

This week on Wall Street Week, we will delve into a week defined by significant volatility and shortened trading days due to the holiday schedule. Despite a cautious downward trend in the final week of December, major stock indices posted strong annual returns. The GICS has pivoted away from overvalued technology stocks and is increasingly focused on energy and industrial sectors. In the commodity...

This week on Wall Street Week, we discuss the last full week of December 2025, during which U.S. financial markets experienced a significant upward trend known as a Santa Claus rally. Major equity indices, including the S&P 500 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average, reached record highs, fueled by light trading volume and positive investor sentiment. While crude oil prices experienced fluctuati...

This week on Wall Street Week, we provide a comprehensive overview of financial market performance during the third week of December 2025. The week was marked by significant volatility, with initial concerns about inflation and high interest rates eventually giving way to a strong rally towards the end of the week, driven primarily by the technology and AI sectors. In addition to fluctuations in e...

This week, Wall Street Week reviews market activity from December 8 to December 12, 2025. The report tracks the daily performance of major indices, including the S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJI), as well as bond yields and commodity markets. A key focus during this period was the Federal Reserve's anticipated interest rate cut, which initially spurred gains in the broade...