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Caution prevails as Fitch's U.S. ratings downgrade and rising Treasury yields impact market sentiment.

Traders remain hesitant following recent gains, while light trading volume could lead to volatility.

Thursday’s inflation report sent the markets into a tizzy as traders returned to buying on hopes that the path is now clear for the Fed to reverse its rate hikes. Everyone is now wondering if the market has bottomed out following the extended slide that

U.S. index futures are pointing to higher open on Wall Street on Tuesday amid expectations that the Fed will slow down its pace of rate hikes and also use dovish language.

U.S. index futures are uniformly lower on Friday, as tech stocks continue to drag the overall market.

U.S. index futures are uniformly lower on Friday, as tech stocks continue to drag the overall market.

The major U.S. index futures are pointing to a higher opening on Wednesday after the mixed close in the previous session. Bargain hunting following six straight sessions of declines by the broader market could help offset some of the nervousness of traders ahead of two inflation reports.

On today's (Sept.

U.S. stocks look set to snap a five-session losing streak, as indicated by trading in the major index futures. Bargain hunting could generate some buying interest even as traders remain concerned about growth and interest rates.

In mid-June, the U.S. stock market fell into market correction territory with the S&P 500 trading down 20% from its all-time highs. The stock market index just turned in its worst first half since 1970 with several macro trends playing out. Here’s a look at what happened and what could…

The S&P 500 recently entered market correction territory with a 20% drop from all-time highs. The new debate is if the U.S. could enter a recession in 2022, or to some if we are already in a recession. Searches for the word recession are hitting huge levels, suggesting people are…