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All eyes are on Jackson Hole as Fed Chair Jerome Powell prepares a speech that could either fuel a historic market rally or halt it in its tracks. Investors are parsing every potential word for signals on inflation and interest rates.
A sharp morning sell-off in AI-related stocks briefly spooked markets before a late-day recovery left Wall Street with a mixed close, raising questions about the sustainability of the recent tech rally.
Analysts at JPMorgan are telling clients the market remains in a 'Goldilocks' phase, but strategist Fabio Bassi cautions that this stability is fragile and could be disrupted by future economic reports.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average posted its strongest gains in weeks following reports of upcoming trade talks between the U.S. and China, but analysts urge caution as key economic disagreements persist.
A strike looms over Boeing's critical defense production lines as union members reject a final contract offer, raising concerns over national security supply chains and industrial relations.
Global markets are in a holding pattern, with major indices like the S&P 500 and Nasdaq posting negligible gains. Investors are parsing a surprisingly strong GDP report which, while positive for the economy, raises fears of a more aggressive Federal Reserve.
The U.S. central bank opted for a cautious wait-and-see approach, leaving the federal funds rate in its current range as it assesses the economic impact of new international trade tariffs.
