Tag Archives: how are US stock markets trading today

18 July 2019 (8:50 am EDT) US stock futures turned positive briefly when the weekly US Jobless Claims numbers came slightly higher. As markets hope for a rate cut from the Federal Reserve, any negative economic reports trigger positive numbers … Continue reading →

16 July 2019 (9:03 am EDT) US stock futures are snoozing today, trading with thin margins and hinting at a pause in US stock markets during their current uptrend. This could be due to today’s scheduled Congressional hearing of big … Continue reading →

15 July 2019 (8:36 am EDT) US stock futures have been trading positive today in the global session, indicating the new uptrend is firmly in place in US stock markets. As we know, Dow Jones and S&P 500 had broken … Continue reading →

12 July 2019 (9:26 am EDT) As we wrote earlier, US stock markets had a mixed trend yesterday when two indexes, Dow Jones and S&P 500 exhibited an uptrend but the tech index Nasdaq and small-cap index Russell 2000 closed … Continue reading →

11 July 2019 (8:32 am EDT) US stock markets had a very choppy intraday trend yesterday, in spite of a high opening. Major indexes were trading high in early hours of the previous session when President Trump tweeted about more … Continue reading →

10 July 2019 (9:27 am EDT) US stock futures have rallied on comments of the Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, who hinted that the central bank is ready to cut rates this month. The Fed Chair is scheduled for a … Continue reading →

9 July 2019 (8:37 am EDT) US stock futures are trading highly negative with European stock markets, indicating that US stock markets will open negative today. But, as we know, these markets have been trading in a yearly range for … Continue reading →

8 July 2019 (9:12 am EDT) US stock futures have fallen with global stock markets on Deutsche Bank’s massive job cuts and exit from global equities business. Today, this biggest German lender’s shares jumped 4% initially and since then, have … Continue reading →

5 July 2019 (9:13 am EDT) US stock markets were hoping for lower Jobs data so that the Federal Reserve will be spurred on providing fiscal stimulus to the economy- in other words, free capital for stock markets. But the … Continue reading →