Richly valued US stock market may find limited benefit from rate cuts
As the Federal Reserve kicks off a long-awaited rate cutting cycle, some investors are wary that richly valued U.S. stocks may have already priced in the benefits of easier monetary policy, making it harder for markets to rise much further.
Stifel's Barry Bannister said that the non-farm payroll six-month diffusion index just crossed below a "recession trigger ...
JP Morgan Research has forecasted the S&P 500 to be at 4,200 by December 2024, according to the mid-year outlook from July 19 ...
Wall Street's top regulator on Wednesday unveiled rules allowing stock markets to price shares in increments of half a penny, ...
After NASA decided to keep them in space until 2025, astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams will now cast their votes in the November elections more than 200 miles above their nearest polling ...
Odds of a 1990s-like market boom have increased after Fed rate cut, in investment strategist Ed Yardeni’s view.
Additional Fed rate cuts will boost confidence in one overlooked area of the market, a Goldman Sachs portfolio manager said.
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T-Mobile US Inc. closed $6.87 short of its 52-week high ($206.31), which the company achieved on September 16th.
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