Lewis Krauskopf
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Investors wary of slowdown in U.S. corporate profit boom (opens the original)
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A massive year for corporate profit growth is driving U.S. stock market gains, but investors’ hesitancy that the good times will roll on without a hitch is seeping into equity valuations. Investors are preparing for another robust period of earnings as companies begin reporting third-quarter results in the coming weeks, with full-year earnings from S&P 500 companies now expected to rise a whopping 35 per cent. That jump would mark the highest rate since 2021, which was skewed by the post-pande
Wall Street’s week ahead: Jobs report, inflation data to test U.S. rate path, economic strength (opens the original)
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Investors will sift through reports on employment and inflation in the coming week to assess chances of a sharper trajectory of interest rate hikes, which could undermine the US stock market’s rally. Major equity indexes hovered near record levels on Thursday, with the S&P 500 just over 1 per cent below its mid-August peak, supported by technology and AI-linked stocks. The monthly employment report, due on October 2, will be the main event for Wall Street. A key inflation gauge will also be i
Fed rate hike cycles have a history of denting U.S. stock prices (opens the original)
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History suggests U.S. stocks are poised for weakness as the Federal Reserve starts raising interest rates, but investors trying to gauge the ultimate market fallout are focused on how aggressively the central bank hikes and the economy’s response. In an effort to cool off persistently high inflation, the Fed last week increased its benchmark rate for the first time since 2023, which should increase borrowing costs. The U.S. central bank signaled it expects to follow the quarter-percentage-poin
Wall Street’s week ahead: Investors focus on rate path, AI slowdown after Fed hike (opens the original)
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U.S. stock investors will focus next week on the trajectory of interest rates, tensions in the Middle East and fresh calls to slow AI advancement as they weigh whether equity indexes can make new all-time highs. Markets will continue to digest Wednesday’s decision by the Federal Reserve to hike interest rates for the first time in three years, in an effort to tamp down above-target inflation. While the rate increase was widely expected, investors were left uncertain about how many hikes the U
Fed builds credibility, but hawkish turn leaves investors edgy (opens the original)
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Investors are gaining more confidence in the Federal Reserve’s inflation-fighting backbone, but uncertainty about how far it will raise interest rates to keep prices in check is likely to cause volatility for stocks and bonds in the weeks ahead. The U.S. central bank on Wednesday raised rates for the first time since 2023, a widely expected move as it seeks to address persistently above-target inflation, despite repeated public calls by President Donald Trump for rate cuts. But markets now co
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