Stock market today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq jump to kick off February as gold, silver, bitcoin remain volatile
View original at finance.yahoo.comStock market today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq jump to kick off February as gold, silver, bitcoin remain volatile US stocks ended Monday's trading session on a positive note, shaking off AI trade worries as earnings flooded in and Federal Reserve uncertainty swirled…
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In the absence of threats of military action in Iran, Brent prices should quickly converge to the pre-crisis range of $60-65 per barrel
80% confidenceMike Johnson expressed confidence that he has enough votes to pass a government reopening measure
80% confidenceA reduction in the India tariff would be a positive for Williams-Sonoma
80% confidenceDollar should be a tailwind for investing overseas, and Madison Investments is positioning portfolios to take advantage of dollar weakness
80% confidenceThe oil price move lower looks more like a positioning reset than a fundamental shift
80% confidenceUS will drop baseline tariff rate on imports from India to 18% from 25% and India will halt Russian oil purchases
80% confidenceTrump said he was hopeful the US and Iran would be able to reach a deal
80% confidenceThe Devon-Coterra merger creates a transformative combination of two companies with operational excellence, creating a premier shale operator
80% confidenceThe jobs report release will be rescheduled upon resumption of government funding, and BLS will suspend data collection, processing, and dissemination due to the partial shutdown
80% confidenceNvidia played down its pledge to invest $100 billion in OpenAI after reports the plan was on ice
80% confidenceMore than half of earnings released have been above analyst expectations, beating the historical average of 40%
80% confidenceOver the past three months, factories have produced more goods than they have sold to a degree not seen since the global financial crisis in early 2009, which is unsustainable and hints at risks of production slowdown
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