
Dow Jones Relinquishes Some Big Gains Ahead of Pivotal US Jobs Report
The Dow Jones closed approximately 200 points lower in anticipation of Friday’s critical jobs report.
The Dow Jones closed approximately 200 points lower in anticipation of Friday’s critical jobs report.
According to Chair Jerome Powell, the US Fed will likely raise interest rates this month by 50 basis points.
The cost of living crisis was a major challenge for the region this year as it attempted to bring down energy costs.
Cyber Monday 2022 spending could hit an all-time high as analysts believe severe inflation may count for little to nothing.
BlockFi’s current situation is the latest example of a rocky season in the crypto space as many companies conduct major layoffs.
The record 2022 Black Friday online sales came after another record amount was reached on Thanksgiving shopping.
The FTX collapse has stirred a major awakening for all industry stakeholders and it may stir a more stringent assessment of companies to pitch tents with in the future.
Following minutes from the November FOMC meeting that increases in interest rates will taper, US Treasury yields drop slightly on Friday.
Crypto prices spiked and then pared initial gains following the news after a Fed meeting that smaller rate hikes are on the horizon.
The bounce in price is a relief that has come to be expected throughout the crypto industry.
The tighter crude supplies in Europe are easing up as refiners are filling up the stock ahead of the December 5 European Union embargo on Russian crude.
US stocks are seeing a lower close to begin the thanksgiving holiday season, with all three major indexes slipping up.
Goldman Sachs says that it cut its oil forecast by $10 due to some macroeconomic factors regarding China and Russia.
The United Kingdom is currently in one of the most troubling recessions on record as the Bank of England has continued to exert monetary policies to control inflation.
A lower October PPI suggested that inflation is abating and has triggered a rise in the S&P 500, other leading averages, and retail stocks.