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The Midday Tape
Stocks are sliding into the last trading day of October with tech doing most of the damage, even as a packed earnings slate delivers plenty of individual winners.
The Morning Brief
Traders open the last session of October staring at a market that can't decide whether AI-driven demand or tariff-driven costs are the bigger story, and they're doing it under the heaviest earnings deluge of the week.
The Midday Tape
Stocks are higher at midday with growth leading and defensives lagging, but the rally is carrying some conspicuous wreckage in its wake.
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- Morning Brief · Tue, Oct 27The Morning Brief
The Fed opens its two-day meeting as a swelling chorus of AI-bubble warnings collides with a packed earnings slate and a mixed bag of overnight results out of Europe and Asia.
- Closing Bell · Mon, Oct 26The Closing Bell
Wall Street closed higher Monday, but the gains came with an asterisk: the same AI trade fueling record tech enthusiasm is now generating the first real whispers of credit stress underneath it.
- Midday Tape · Mon, Oct 26The Midday Tape
Growth is running the table at midday while defensives sit out the rally, and the one stock getting hit hardest, T-Mobile (TMUS), has nothing to do with earnings and everything to do with a satellite.
- Morning Brief · Mon, Oct 26The Morning Brief
Futures are bouncing back after Friday's oil-driven selloff, but the overnight all-clear on Iran doesn't fully answer the question markets have been asking all week: who absorbs $150-oil-adjacent gas prices if the geopolitical premium…
- Closing Bell · Fri, Oct 23The Closing Bell
Markets close out the week caught between a resilient PMI print and a Michigan sentiment read that is flashing recession-era anxiety, with oil's surge doing the real damage to risk appetite.
- Midday Tape · Fri, Oct 23The Midday Tape
Stocks are drifting lower at midday as a blowout batch of PMI data collides with the worst consumer sentiment reading in recent memory, leaving traders unsure whether to trust the hard data or the mood.
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