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StreetAccount U.S. Evening Market Recap is FactSet's daily podcast aiming to capture the most material market moving news. With a target time of ~5 minutes, this is an ideal listen for those looking to stay connected to the most important themes driving the U.S. economy & corporations.
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US equities finished fractionally higher overall in Wednesday trading, with the Dow Jones, S&P500, and Nasdaq closing up 9bps, 1bp, and 8bps respectively. Stocks stabilized today, largely shrugging off recent Middle East developments, while work stoppage at US East and Gulf Coast ports a widely flagged potential growth and supply chain risk. ADP pr…
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US equities finished lower in Tuesday trading, but ended off worst levels. Market trading risk off to start October/Q4 with latest ramp in Middle East tensions the go-to excuse. JOLTS job openings came in firmer than expected. ISM manufacturing a bit weaker than expected at 47.2 in September. Nothing incremental in Fedspeak.…
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US equities were higher in Monday trading, ending just off their best levels after erasing afternoon declines, with the Dow Jones, S&P 500, and Nasdaq closing up 4bps, 42bps, and 38bps respectively. Fed Chair Powell said that if the economy evolves as expected, two 25bp cuts are the base case for remainder of year. Fed Governor Bowman repeated her …
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US equities were higher for the week, with both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq setting new fresh all-time highs today, and the Nasdaq locking in five straight sessions of gains. China stimulus, Micron earnings, and August core PCE were the big stories this week. The global easing cycle was in the headlines with the SNB delivering its third consecutive rate…
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US equities were higher in Thursday trading as stocks rebounded from Wednesday's mostly lower session. A number of bullish updates included much better than expected results and guidance from MU, while broader AI secular growth theme also supported by NRG, ACN updates. Initial claims of 218K below consensus, lowest since May, while continuing claim…
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US equities finished higher in Tuesday trading, ending near best levels after a fairly uneventful afternoon. September consumer confidence came in below an upwardly revised August, with the present situation and expectation indices both lower m/m. September's Richmond Fed manufacturing index slipped m/m, with employment a weak spot.…
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US equities were higher for the week, with the S&P setting a new fresh all-time high on Thursday (its 39th record close of the year) before trimming gains on Friday. After months of anticipation, the Fed this week opened up its long-expected easing cycle with a 50 bps rate cut, matching expectations as represented by futures pricing but coming agai…
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US equities finished lower Wednesday, ending near worst levels in choppy post-FOMC trading, with the Dow Jones, S&P500, and Nasdaq closing down 25bps, 29bps, and 31bps respectively. Monetary policy pivot was the big story today with the Fed opting for a more aggressive 50 bp rate cut. While the Street seemed to largely be in the 25 bp camp, the mar…
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US equities finished largely mixed in Tuesday trading. Another quiet session ahead of tomorrow's FOMC meeting. Today's August retail sales report was a bit stronger than expected whereas previews suggested a weaker report could have tipped the scales more conclusively toward a bigger cut. Fed pivot and economic soft landing still seen as the main d…
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US equities finished mostly higher in Monday trading in a quiet session after stocks caught a big bounce last week. It was a largely uneventful session as the market waits for the Fed's rate-cut decision on Wednesday. In macro news, the New York Fed's Empire manufacturing survey for September unexpectedly flipped positive for first time since Novem…
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US equities ended higher this week with big tech leading the way on the heels of some positive AI momentum and amid oversold conditions, after the S&P 500 posted its worst performance last week since March of 2023, and the Nasdaq since January of 2022. The August CPI report was a big highlight of the week ahead of Wednesday's September FOMC meeting…
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US equities were higher in Thursday trading, ending near best levels. Stocks rallied amid today's modest ramp in 50 basis point rate cut odds after a media report that seemingly offered some additional support for an outsized move. In macro news, headline August PPI printed in-line but core PPI was a bit hotter than consensus, following yesterday's…
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US equities were higher in Wednesday trading, ending at best levels as the market reversed some morning post-CPI weakness, with the Dow Jones, S&P500, and Nasdaq closing up 31bps, 107bps, and 217bps respectively. August headline CPI was largely in line, up +2.5% y/y, while monthly core was hotter with shelter prices the significant component of the…
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US equities were mostly higher in Tuesday trading, though ended near best levels after reversing midday weakness. Today also saw rotation back into tech/semis/AI trade following well received Oracle earnings. Some underwhelming banking sector updates, weak auto guidance out of Europe and softness in commodities. Next big catalysts are tonight's pre…
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US equities were higher in Monday trading, though ended off best levels. It was a very quiet session with few catalysts as the market rebounds off of Friday's weakness but continues to wait for key catalysts ahead, namely the September 18th FOMC meeting. It was also a fairly light economic calendar today, which included August’s Manheim used car in…
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US equities were lower this week with the S&P 500 posting its worst weekly performance since March 2023 and the Nasdaq’s since January 2022. Stocks were lower this week on growth worries, hawkish Fed rate cut repricing, and a shift toward "bad news is bad news" on soft economic data. Today's August payrolls was the big catalyst this week, following…
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