U.S. stocks jumped after the Supreme Court ruled against sweeping tariffs, sending major indexes higher to end the week on a positive note. Investors also weighed weak growth data, rising inflation pressures, and growing concerns in the private credit market.

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U.S. stocks moved lower as rising oil prices and geopolitical tensions unsettled markets. Investors also focused on Federal Reserve signals and fresh earnings from Walmart.

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U.S. stocks moved higher as concerns around artificial intelligence softened and investors digested the latest Federal Reserve minutes. Markets continue to price in multiple rate cuts this year, with June still firmly in focus.

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U.S. stocks ended slightly higher in volatile trading as investors continued to assess ongoing artificial intelligence concerns. Apple rebounded strongly, while markets looked ahead to a key earnings report from Walmart and fresh developments in the media sector.

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US markets start the week closed for Presidents’ Day, but a heavy slate of economic data and central bank signals quickly takes over. From Fed minutes to global PMI surveys, investors face a defining week for growth and inflation expectations.

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U.S. stocks closed out the week under pressure as investors reacted to softer inflation data and renewed uncertainty around artificial intelligence. Earnings delivered sharp winners and losers, while rate-cut expectations shifted again.

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US stocks fell sharply as investors rotated out of technology amid rising concerns over artificial-intelligence disruption. Markets now look ahead to today’s inflation data as strong hiring continues to complicate rate-cut expectations.

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Markets stayed mostly flat as a strong January jobs report clashed with heavy revisions to last year’s labor data. Investors also weighed earnings from McDonald’s and fresh signals on the Federal Reserve’s rate path.

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