RTX Corporation

CACI International Inc

L3Harris Technologies, Inc.

A sharp standoff in Congress raises the risk of a protracted conflict

The U.S. has its first shutdown in seven years. What does this change for investors?

On October 1, as of 00:00 hours Eastern North American Time, government agencies in the United States, with the exception of "vital" agencies, suspended operations as the upper house of the U.S. Congress rejected a bill to extend funding for their operations.

U.S. government shutdown due to lack of funding

Broadcom Inc.

Visa Inc.

Netflix, Inc.

Eli Lilly and Company

The usual obsession of investors with the shares of the "Magnificent Seven" is gradually losing its relevance: the growth rate of the IT giants' securities is slowing down, <a href="https://www.barrons.com/articles/stock-market-portfolio-moves-october-c129bb5d?mod=RTA">according to</a> BofA Global Securities. Instead, market participants advised to take a closer look at two other groups of stocks - the Terrific 20 and the Forgotten 50.

The "Magnificent Seven" are falling by the wayside. Which companies should you look out for?

JPMorgan Chase & Co.

UBS Group AG

Morgan Stanley

Freedom Holdings Corp.

The current funding period for U.S. government operations expires Sept. 30

'Serious scars on the economy': what Wall Street is saying about the risks of a US shutdown

Oracle Corporation

Strong employment data and revised estimates of US GDP growth for the second quarter cooled investor optimism a bit

'Markets a little tired': US stocks break three-week streak of gains

Analysts of the bank identified events that may cause sharp movements of quotations in the nearest future

Goldman Sachs has warned of volatility in October. It has advice for investors

The main U.S. index has gained nearly 13% since the start of 2025, and was losing about 0.4% in trading on Sept. 24

An analyst saw "irrational optimism" in Powell's words. What will happen to the S&amp;P 500?

Sustained corporate earnings, AI investment and Fed policy easing push Wall Street to optimism

Strategists predict a new rally. Will the market get enough momentum from the Fed's rate cut?

Intel Corporation

NVIDIA Corporation

Palantir Technologies Inc.

Three major U.S. stock indices hit records in trading on September 18, a day after the U.S. Federal Reserve <a href="https://oninvest.com/article/frs-ssa-vpervye-v-2025-godu-snizila-stavku-cto-budet-s-akciami">cut</a> interest rates for the first time this year. Investors were buoyed on Thursday by a deal between Nvidia and Intel, under the terms of which the former <a href="https://oninvest.com/article/nvidia-investiruet-v-intel-5-mlrd-v-ramkah-ii-sotrudnicestva-akcii-intel-vzleteli">will invest</a> $5 billion in the latter.

Nvidia and Intel deal supports tech sector: three major US indices hit new records

Investors are not convinced that the Fed's decision will be the beginning of a long cycle of monetary easing

The S&amp;P 500 and Nasdaq declined after the first rate cut of the year and Powell's statements

In trading on September 15, the S&amp;P 500 hit a record high

Strategists warned of a pause in the rally after the Fed rate cut. What is their advice?

Tesla, Inc.


US President says trade talks with China have been successful and hints at a decision on TikTok