Wall Street Ends Lower Again Amid Continued Tech Sell-Off
US stocks started the holiday-shortened week on a sharply lower note, with the massive sell-off in tech stocks continuing. On Tuesday, the Nasdaq Composite index entered correction territory at the fastest speed in its history, plunging 10% over the previous
Plummeting Tech Stocks Drive Sell-Off on Wall Street
Technology stocks started the week on a strong note as Apple’s 4-for-1 stock split came into effect Monday. Gains in Tesla’s shares, which surged around 13% on Monday following the 5-for-1 stock split, also helped the Nasdaq hit another record
Dow Turns Positive for the Year Ahead of Major Restructuring
Wall Street stocks began the week heading north, with the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite hitting new record highs, as investors cheered prospects of a new covid-19 treatment. The 30-stock Dow Jones index wiped off losses and turned positive
Strong Retail Earnings, Economic Data Provide Some Momentum to Wall Street
US stocks started the week on a positive note with Amazon and Tesla leading the rally, pushing the Nasdaq to another record high. Meanwhile, the S&P 500 also hit a record high, wiping out losses from the covid-19 sell-off. Sentiment
Slowdown in Infections Supports US Markets, Although Covid-19 Rescue Package Still Awaited
US stocks remained volatile last week, with investors growing increasingly concerned about the deadlock between the Congress and the White House over the new covid-19 rescue package. Although President Donald Trump signed orders last week to extend provide some relief,
Even Lackluster Jobs Data Takes Wall Street a Notch Higher
US stocks opened sharply higher last week despite a stalemate in talks on the new government stimulus package intended to support workers amid the coronavirus-induced economic recession. Markets were encouraged by an upbeat manufacturing report, which took the manufacturing PMI