Investors will pay close attention to results from Walmart, Home Depot and Advance Auto Parts on Tuesday.
Excluding food and energy costs, core producer prices are anticipated to rise 0.4% monthly in October, slightly above September’s 0.3% gain. Stocks soared last week. Tech stocks, in particular, have been big beneficiaries of the recent run, stemming some of their large declines from earlier in the year. At times, the moves throughout the week have been reminiscent of the dizzying swings that gripped markets at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, when the economy was shutting down and investors scrambled to analyze the pandemic's impact on U.S. corporations.
Meanwhile, shares of big tech companies raced higher. Amazon.com's stock added 4.3%, bringing gains for the week to almost 11%. Alphabet shares rose 2.6% and were also up about 11% for the week. Even more-speculative growth companies participated in the rally. The ARK Innovation Exchange-Traded Fund soared 15% for the week.curtly declined an offer by the former CEO of T-Mobile to "run" his new social media platform.
A 6th thing to know. Varney will bloviate needlessly against Trump while complaining about crime, inflation and the border. I think he may suffer from the same affliction as FailureJoe Biden.
A 6th thing to know. Varney will bloviate needlessly against Trump while complaining about crime, inflation and the border. I think he may suffer from the same affliction as FailureJoe Biden.
A 6th thing to know. Varney will bloviate needlessly against Trump while complaining about crime, inflation and the border. I think he may suffer from the same affliction as FailureJoe Biden.
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'All I want to do is this: I just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have Fellas, I need 11,000 votes, give me a break.'