Week Ends Relatively Flat as Investors Look for Signs to Predict Fed Actions
The week saw stronger-than-expected data on services, third quarter economic expansion and positive employment data.
The week saw stronger-than-expected data on services, third quarter economic expansion and positive employment data.
The Henssler Research Analysts weigh in on what may be hurting the sales of teen retailers.
With the Federal Reserve not changing its economic outlook, the markets took a mid-week tumble, erasing gains from Tuesday’s new highs.
A late week rally pushed the S&P 500 into record territory.
Stocks rallied as the government reached a deal to reopen and avoid a debt default.
Markets rallied late in the week on signs that President Obama was considering proposals from both the House and the Senate.
The markets end mixed after a rocky week that include the first federal government shutdown in 17 years.
The “Money Talks” hosts weigh in on the October 1st government shutdown.
Stocks tumble during the week on budget decision concerns.
The Fed opted not to taper its stimulus measures, pushing markets to new highs mid-week.