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In just one week, the US Federal Reserve, the Bank of England and the Bank of Japan all chose to hold interest rates steady, yet none of the decisions were unanimous, and of course, the Fed's new Chair is now steering away from forward guidance altogether. With investors left to ...  Show more

US stocks staged a rally yesterday following Wednesday’s post-Fed sell-off. Microsoft and semiconductors definitely helped to drive the gains. And the pattern continued in Asia this morning with South Korea’s Kospi up 18% in its session. Central banks in the UK and Japan cemented ...  Show more

Major markets closed out the week in the red with the Dow notching its worst week of the quarter. But with the CPI report and the last Fed meeting of the year on deck, what can we expect from stocks next week? Plus the Chart Master says to sell energy, and Wall Street gets bullis ...  Show more

Market Turmoil & Economic Uncertainty: A Deep Dive into Non-Farm Payroll Report and Fed PoliciesIn this episode, we explore today's weaker-than-expected non-farm payroll report and its impact on the markets. Despite a brief improvement in stock indices following rate cut expectat ...  Show more

A big part of the market's recent downturn is the Dow Transports, which is currently below its 50- and 200-day moving averages. Bank of America's Ken Hoexter lays out the road ahead. Plus, LVMH is higher despite reporting slowing sales growth. TEMA ETFs' Javier Gonzalez explai ...

The market sinking after the Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 75 basis points and forecast more hikes in the future to fight inflation. Former National Economic Council Dirctor Gary Cohn weighs in on whether a recession is now more likely than a soft landing. Jefferies Ch ...  Show more