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US Stock market's worst performing month in past 35 years September is here. Top Stocks to pivotal factors - all you need to know
Tesla rose 3.6 per cent after proposing a payout package that could reach $1 trillion for its CEO, Elon Musk, if the electric vehicle company meets a series of extremely aggressive targets over the next 10 years.
Wall Street’s wealth engine powers through job-market anxiety
Recent economic data reveals a concerning trend: job growth is slowing in America, impacting workers' financial security. However, investors anticipate the Federal Reserve will intervene to protect their assets. Despite a slight market dip, bonds have rallied, and equities remain near record highs.
Wall Street Week Ahead-Inflation data looms for markets as stocks hover at records
U.S. stock investors are bracing for a week filled with crucial inflation data amid tariff uncertainties and fluctuating government bond yields. Despite a strong year, the S&P 500 faces headwinds as valuations appear stretched and September historically poses challenges.
US stocks end lower as jobs data fuels economic worries
The U.S. economy created 22,000 jobs last month instead of an estimated 75,000, confirming softening labor market conditions, according to the Labor Department report. The three major U.S. stock indexes initially rose and broke records following the data, as traders of futures tied to the Fed's policy rate boosted bets that the U.S. central bank will trim rates in quick succession, starting this month, with a 50-basis-point easing now on the table.
US stocks ease from record highs as slowdown fears cloud rate-cut optimism
Wall Street indexes declined from record highs on Friday. This followed worries about an economic slowdown. The U.S. economy added fewer jobs than expected last month. This raised bets for Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts. Energy and bank sectors saw the biggest drops. Broadcom's positive forecast boosted semiconductor stocks. Lululemon shares fell after a profit warning.
Will Fed chair Jerome Powell cut rates following the weak jobs report?
August jobs report marks the fourth consecutive month of cooling labor growth, strengthening the case for a rate cut at the Fed’s September 16–17 meeting. Chair Jerome Powell has already signaled that policymakers are monitoring the slowdown closely.
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August Jobs Report Today — will Wall Street soar or sink?
August jobs report lands today with Wall Street on edge. After weeks of weak hiring data, rising jobless claims, and the worst August layoff announcements since the Great Recession, the labor market looks increasingly fragile. Traders are watching closely because these numbers could lock in the Fed’s next rate cut and determine whether stocks keep rallying or face a sharp pullback. Tech giants, homebuilders, and financials are all in play as investors prepare for the headline figures.
US stock futures on the move: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq climb as wall street bets on september rate cut ahead of the August jobs report
U.S. stock market futures edged higher this morning, with the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq all flashing green as investors brace for the all-important August jobs report. The data is expected to confirm slowing labor momentum — a shift that could lock in Federal Reserve rate cuts as early as September.
$7 billion profit! Wall Street trader who milked crores from India turned Trump tariffs into a fortune
Jane Street posted Q2 2025 profits of $6.9 billion on revenues of $10.1 billion, fueled by Trump’s tariff-driven market volatility, outpacing major US banks.
From Wall Street to student street: How Nikkhil Mudgal is democratising global education finance
Nikkhil Mudgal, witnessing financial disparities, founded Lorien Finance to democratize global education. The New York-based fintech platform offers a full-stack ecosystem, integrating lending with essential support services like visa guidance and AI-powered counseling. Lorien has facilitated over $3 billion in lending, empowering students from underserved markets to pursue STEM and healthcare careers, fueling innovation and economic growth.
Broadcom forecasts fourth-quarter revenue above estimates
Broadcom has been one of the biggest beneficiaries of the generative artificial intelligence boom with hyperscale customers, including Google, adopting its custom accelerators due to their ability to process large quantities of data quickly.
Gap to offer beauty and personal care products this fall
Gap is set to venture into the beauty and personal care market this fall, including products under its Old Navy brand, as it seeks to diversify its revenue beyond apparel. The initiative begins with a trial phase in 150 Old Navy stores, featuring items like skincare, makeup, and hair products, mostly priced under $25.
Wall St muted after soft labour data; Salesforce weighs on Dow
Wall Street indexes showed minimal movement following a weaker-than-expected private payrolls report, while Salesforce shares declined due to a disappointing revenue forecast. Labor market data suggested easing conditions, reinforcing expectations for a September interest rate cut. Investors are now awaiting the crucial nonfarm payrolls data, with attention also on upcoming speeches from Fed officials.
U.S. stock market: Today’s hot stocks Alphabet, American Eagle, Nvidia lead market movers — are investors chasing the right picks now?
U.S. stock market is going through a volatile September, a month that historically tests investor nerves. Today, the spotlight is on Alphabet, American Eagle, and Nvidia, which are leading market movers with sharp gains despite broader uncertainty.
American Eagle Outfitters (AEO) stuns Wall Street with 25% stock surge after Sydney Sweeney’s ‘great jeans’ ad — is this retail’s boldest power play?
American Eagle stunned Wall Street after its stock soared 25% in a single session, powered not by a product overhaul but by a viral ad campaign fronted by actor Sydney Sweeney. The cheeky “great jeans” promotion turned into a cultural flashpoint, pulling in record customer engagement and boosting earnings well above expectations.
Japan's Nikkei rebounds as tech shares mirror Wall Street peers
Japan's Nikkei share average rebounded on Thursday from a nearly one-month low in the previous session, as domestic technology stocks led the rally following overnight gains among U.S. peers.
Wednesday season 2 part 2 review: Read this before you watch Jenna Ortega starrer; critics on the hits, misses, and twists
Netflix's Wednesday Season 2, Part 2 is out. Jenna Ortega returns as Wednesday Addams. Enid Sinclair is also back. Critics are praising Ortega's acting. Some find the plot too complex. The season has many storylines. There are guest appearances and CGI fights. The show focuses on Wednesday's bonds with family and friends. The next season promises darker adventures.
Asian stocks rise as weak US jobs fuel Fed bets
Asian equities rose, mirroring Wall Street's gains, as weak US job openings data fueled expectations of a Federal Reserve interest-rate cut. Markets are pricing in a September cut and anticipating at least two reductions this year.
US trading firm Jane Street files case against Sebi
Jane Street is challenging SEBI in court, alleging the regulator withheld crucial documents related to market manipulation accusations. This follows SEBI's earlier ban on Jane Street for allegedly profiting from derivatives trading, a ban temporarily lifted after the firm deposited alleged unlawful gains. The core dispute centers on whether Jane Street's trading activities constituted legitimate hedging or manipulative practices.
Wall Street ends lower as ruling on Trump tariffs raises concerns
Wall Street experienced a downturn on Tuesday, influenced by uncertainty surrounding President Trump's tariffs after a court ruling deemed them largely illegal. Investors are also anticipating the upcoming U.S. payrolls report amidst concerns of weak job growth. The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq all declined. While real estate suffered, PepsiCo saw gains due to activist investor interest.
Why did GM’s CEO Mary Barra just sell $26 million in stock? The move that has Wall Street talking
General Motors CEO Mary Barra has cashed out nearly $26 million worth of GM stock, cutting her personal stake by about 40% in a move that instantly set off debate on Wall Street.
Jane Street's $10.1-biilion trading haul sets Wall Street record
Jane Street Group achieved a record-breaking $10.1 billion in net trading revenue during the second quarter, surpassing major Wall Street banks. This surge, more than double the previous year's figure, propelled their first-half trading revenue to an unprecedented $17.3 billion. The firm benefited significantly from the market volatility spurred by President Trump's tariffs and subsequent investor repositioning.
US stock market crashes: S&P 500, Dow Jones, Nasdaq's shocking fall from all-time highs. Check top gainers, losers
Nvidia, whose chips are powering much of the world's move into artificial-intelligence technology, fell 2 per cent and was the single strongest force pulling the S&P 500 downward. Amazon sank 1.6 per cent, and Apple dropped 1 per cent.
Japan tech shares drag Nikkei to 3-week low as Advantest tumbles
The bulk of the Nikkei's 530-index point slide was accounted for by drops in two heavyweight stocks: chip-testing equipment maker and Nvidia supplier Advantest plunged 7.9%, or 244 points, while artificial intelligence-focused start-up investor SoftBank Group dropped 4.8%, or 155 points.
Japan tech shares drag Nikkei to 3-week low as Advantest dives 9%
Japan's Nikkei share average experienced a significant slump, hitting a three-week low due to a sell-off in chip-sector stocks, mirroring Friday's technology-led downturn on Wall Street. Advantest and SoftBank Group were major contributors to the decline. The downturn is attributed to portfolio rebalancing and disappointing expectations from Nvidia, which also faces competition from Alibaba's new chip.
Nvidia stock tanks — what went wrong despite beating Wall Street’s earnings expectations?
Nvidia posted record Q2 earnings but its stock still sank — here’s why data-center revenue, China chip bans, and slowing AI growth rattled Wall Street despite a huge beat.
Who is Susan Monarez, CDC Director, fired by Donald Trump overnight putting the agency into crisis?
The CDC faces turmoil after the firing of Director Susan Monarez. Her dismissal follows disagreements over vaccine guidance. High-ranking officials like Dr. Houry and Dr. Daskalakis resigned. They cited concerns about the politicization of science. The agency is grappling with low morale and public trust issues. This situation raises worries about the CDC's ability to handle public health crises.
Trump fires Robert Primus, board member of Surface Transportation Board: Report
President Trump dismissed Surface Transportation Board member Robert Primus, prompting Primus to contest the decision. He argues the move weakens the board, potentially harming the freight rail network, consumers, and the economy. Primus claims the termination is legally unsound, raising concerns about the future of rail oversight.
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