FootLocker, Deere Become Latest Major Companies To Impress With Earnings Results
We’re on track for a losing week, though stocks continue to show resilience.
In A Rut: Worst Week In A Month Continues As Volatility Heats Up After Fed Minutes
In boxing, they say it’s the punch you don’t see coming that hurts the most. It’s the opposite today on Wall Street, where stocks are falling sharply despite a blow from the Fed that almost everyone probably knew was in the works.
Fed Minutes Ahead Could Offer Insight Following Wall Street’s Worst Day In A Month
“Buy the dip” is facing its toughest test in a month.
Shanghai Softness: China’s Weakness Spills Into US Trading, With Tech Under Pressure
If the phrase, “Never sell a dull market” needs a perfect example, yesterday might be the one. We had a really impressive rally despite very little market-related news. Today, the long streak of positive performances appears to be threatened.
Walmart Earnings: Tough Comparisons Vs. 2020 As Focus Turns To E-Commerce
Walmart’s (NYSE: WMT) ability to keep customers coming to its stores will again be on display when Q2 results are released tomorrow morning.
Retail Kicks Off Final Stretch Of Earnings Season Amid A Slew Of Manufacturing, Retail, And Housing Data
It’s a shopping extravaganza this week as retailers line up to report.
Earnings Magic: Disney Provides Reopening Optimism With “Bullish” Theme Park Results
When it comes to reopening, there aren’t many better barometers than Disney (NYSE: DIS). From theme parks to movie theaters to resorts, the company has a finger in lots of pies.
A Three-Prong Crucible? Markets Eye Record Highs Amid Inflation, Fiscal, And Delta Uncertainty
Yesterday the market got behind the Fed’s idea that inflation is transitory after a calm consumer price index (CPI) reading.
Inflation Slowing On The Consumer End As Market Awaits Tomorrow’s Report On Producer Costs
These days, monthly inflation reports carry almost as much weight in the market as monthly job reports. Today’s consumer price index for July came in around expectations, meaning the impact on Wall Street might not be too heavy.
Did DIS’s Open Theme Parks Bring The Magic Back To Earnings?
If there was ever a time when Walt Disney (NYSE: DIS) needed a happy ending to a rough 12 months, it might be now.