Stocks swung between gains and losses this week as volatility continues to drive the market on several levels. The inflation news this week was better than expected and is alleviating concerns over the long-term impact of tariffs. However, Israel’s missile strike against Iran’s nuclear sites sent stocks plunging sharply on Friday.
Earnings season is winding down, but investors will still get retail sales and housing starts data next week. It will also be Fed week, but the Federal Reserve is not expected to lower interest rates. Investors will also hope to hear news on trade deals and the budget bill that is making its way through Congress.
However, despite the headlines, there’s already evidence of lower volume typical for a summer market. The MarketBeat team of analysts will stay on top of the news that moves the markets and help point investors to opportunities to profit. Here are some of our most popular stories from last week.
