Daily Report | 27 January 2023
The Wall Street indices got a jolt from the 4Q22 GDP data, which emerged at 2.9%, beating the expectations of 2.6% but
The Wall Street indices got a jolt from the 4Q22 GDP data, which emerged at 2.9%, beating the expectations of 2.6% but
The US stock market appeared flat, and Dow Jones Index still maintained its position above its third Support in Moving
Earnings reports dominated the sentiment on all three Wall Street indices, with the Dow Jones gaining 104 points. Yet,
Signs of recession in the Western countries have been mounting as economic data for the US, UK, and Eurozone has come in
Wall Street indices were green with the Dow Jones closed with a plus 0.8%, or 254 points, while the S&P rose 1.2%,
Wall Street stocks continued to consolidate as worries mounted that an overly hawkish tone by the US central bank could
All three Wall Street indices fell quite significantly, led by the Dow Jones, which depreciated 1.81% or 613 points,
Dow Jones slipped by more than 1% on Tuesday, paced by a rout in Goldman Sachs after Wall Street delivered its worst
Stock markets in other parts of the world continued their rally on Monday as the US stock market celebrated the Martin