US Stock Market Live: Futures on Wall Street recovered from the early lows and are now trading with gains after Monday’s steep sell-off. The Dow futures, which at one point, were down 80 points, are now trading with gains of close to 350 points, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures are trading with gains
US Stock Market Live: Futures on Wall Street recovered from the early lows and are now trading with gains after Monday’s steep sell-off. The Dow futures, which at one point, were down 80 points, are now trading with gains of close to 200 points, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures are trading with gains
US Stock Market Live: Futures on Wall Street continue to tread lower after Monday’s steep sell-off, which saw the Dow Jones fall as much as 1,300 points intraday. Futures on the Dow Jones are currently trading 80 points lower, while those on the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq are down 11 points and 50 points
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The pound has surged to a four-month high against the dollar, trading above $1.29, as investors assess the implications of US president Donald Trump’s tariff policies. CCY – Delayed Quote • USD As of 9:40:04 GMT. Market open. On Wednesday, Trump threatened to impose retaliatory tariffs on the European Union (EU), following a warning from
Federal Reserve Governor Adriana Kugler noted that hiring is still above the breakeven point, though uncertainty remains a challenge for the economy. Despite this, she emphasized that wages are not a major inflation driver. In response to economic conditions, Fed Chair Jerome Powell stated that the central bank is not rushing to lower interest rates.
Stock market today: Indian markets retreated on Monday, March 10, after last week’s strong rebound, which had delivered the best weekly gains for frontline indices in three months. Both frontline indices started today’s session on a flat note but gained momentum in the early hours. However, they struggled to sustain the uptrend as the day
Moreover, Mali, a major gold producer, has halted permits for small-scale mining for foreign nationals. This decision could tighten supply, adding pressure to prices. Meanwhile, copper surged over 5% as Trump hinted at a potential 25% tariff on imports. With reciprocal tariffs and global economic uncertainty, gold remains a key asset for investors hedging against
Market participants will closely monitor upcoming economic data and policy signals. In particular, the release of US home sales data may influence short-term price action. Furthermore, Trump’s executive order directing a probe into copper markets adds further uncertainty, potentially affecting broader commodity prices. Moreover, with persistent inflation concerns and ongoing trade tensions, gold remains highly
The median sales price of new homes rose to $446,300 in January, while the average price reached $510,000. The uptick in prices, despite lower sales volumes, may reflect a shift in buyer preferences toward higher-end properties or regional price differences. It also indicates resilience in home values, though sustained inventory growth could limit future price