Amazon.com, Inc.

Microsoft Corporation

NVIDIA Corporation

The market is highly likely to see a correction in AI stocks, JPMorgan Chase says

The S&amp;P 500 ended the fourth trading day in a row with a fall. This has not happened since August

Funding for the U.S. government, suspended Oct. 1, could resume in the middle of this week

US shutdown nears end: bill to end it passes Senate

Netflix, Inc.

Alphabet Inc.

U.S. stocks ended October in the plus. Stock market indices at the end of the month showed the longest growth in the last four years, <a href="https://www.ft.com/content/b78abb32-223a-45b2-a999-133e4273aa52">notes the</a> Financial Times. Investor sentiment was influenced by the excitement around artificial intelligence, the Fed interest rate cut and Donald Trump's decision to ease trade pressure on China.

'Pure bullish optimism': US stocks extended their longest rally in four years

All three major U.S. stock indices went from the growth they were showing after the publication of the Fed's rate decision to falling. The S&amp;P 500, for example, was falling at the moment by almost 0.6%, although it then cut its losses. Investors took negatively the words of Fed chief Jerome Powell that a rate cut at the December meeting was "far from a foregone conclusion". The market was hoping for the continuation of monetary policy easing.

A rate cut in December is "far from a foregone conclusion", Powell said. Stocks in the U.S. fell

Apple Inc.

Tesla, Inc.

Meta Platforms, Inc.

The rise in major U.S. stock indexes followed their worst collapse since April

US stocks opened trading higher after Trump softened trade rhetoric. What's next?

Leading U.S. stock indexes fell after the opening of trading on October 1 - the first day of the U.S. government shutdown. The shutdown of the administration did not come as a surprise to the market, but now it is wondering how long it will last. A Freedom analyst saw the situation as a chance for long-term investors.

Stocks in the U.S. fell after trading opened on the first day of the government shutdown

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?

Broadcom Inc.

Micron Technology, Inc.

PHLX semiconductor index shows a 22% return relative to the beginning of 2025

Semiconductor stocks have the longest streak of growth in 8 years. Who's in the lead?

The three major U.S. stock indices moved sharply to the downside after hitting new records at the start of trading on September 5. After the opening of the stock exchanges, investors' optimism was linked to the prospects of Fed rate cuts amid weak employment data for August. However, as the trading session progressed, these hopes were replaced by concerns about a slowdown in the US economy and a possible recession.

The main US indices went from rising to falling after the record. What are investors afraid of?

U.S. stocks interrupted a series of declines this week: after the opening of main trading on Friday, the broad market index S&amp;P 500 rose 0.3%, and the index of "blue chips" - by 0.6%. Investors are waiting for Fed chief Jerome Powell's speech at the Jackson Hole Economic Forum, which could prompt further rate rhetoric from the regulator.

U.S. stocks halt losses as Fed chief's speech awaited

US stock market hits new records after statistics publication

U.S. job gains beat forecasts. Chances of an imminent rate cut have fallen


On June 27, the main U.S. stock index set a new record, the first since the collapse related to Trump's duties


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