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What to Expect From the September Jobs Report (opens the original)
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“We believe that the unemployment rate is running basically consistent with full employment,” Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh said during his press conference following the September Fed meeting. In addition to a jobless rate of 4.1%, Warsh cited favorable trends for job openings and weekly hours, as well as unemployment claims. "So the labor side of the Fed's congressional remit is in good shape." Indeed, a blowout August jobs report underscores the resilience of the U.S. economy amid a "geop
Stocks Grind Lower Under Interest Rate Pressure: Stock Market Today (opens the original)
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The main equity indexes were down again on Tuesday, as oil prices pulled back but bond yields continued to reflect concerns about energy costs and inflationary pressures, as well as economic growth and government debt. At the same time, investors, traders and speculators can look forward to a seasonally strong period for the stock market. At the closing bell, the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite had slipped 0.09% to 26,797, the S&P 500 was down 0.8% at 7,683, and the blue-chip Dow Jones Industrial Av
Anthropic to Seek $2 Trillion IPO Valuation (opens the original)
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The prospectus for its upcoming IPO shows Anthropic plans to spend $518 billion to build out its artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure in coming years. The prospectus confirms the initial public offering could value the AI laboratory at a market cap of more than $2 trillion, as Reuters reported after the closing bell on Monday. The document also reveals that Anthropic recorded a net loss of $42 billion and an operating loss of $8 billion in 2025, as revenue expanded by 12 times to almost $
Stocks Fall on Fog of War and Fear of AI: Stock Market Today (opens the original)
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Stocks opened lower and stayed down on Monday after renewed hope for peace in the Middle East was extinguished when President Donald Trump rejected a proposal from Iran that would have reopened the Strait of Hormuz. Crude oil closed off its intraday highs after Saudi Arabia said it reopened a crucial pipeline. But bond yields surged again, as markets continue to focus on inflation and interest rates, on top of attacks by OpenAI models. The front-month West Texas Intermediate crude oil futures co
Dow Rises 478 Points Under Rate Pressure: Stock Market Today (opens the original)
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Oil prices fell on a report that Iran has proposed a plan to end the war in the Middle East, and the main equity indexes finished the last day of the last full trading week of September with solid gains. But rising bond yields remain a broad concern heading into October. According to The New York Times, Iran's "seven-day plan to cease hostilities" would reopen the Strait of Hormuz and revive negotiations over its nuclear program. President Donald Trump also said he talked about the war with Pres
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