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Wall Street rally cools after two-day climb; Alphabet jumps over 7%

Alphabet jumped 7.3% as it benefited from lockdowns that drove retail and other advertisers online

Sensex ends 535 points lower, Nifty just above 13,800; Maruti falls 3.5%

A sharp fall in the US markets on Wednesday and weak opening in other Asian markets weighed on sentiment of domestic investors causing the Sensex to drop nearly 900 points in intra-day trade

Wall Street opens higher shrugging off bleak GDP, jobless claims data

The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 74.0 points, or 0.24%, at the open to 30377.19

Wall Street opens lower with earnings underway, eyes on Federal Reserve

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 43.3 points, or 0.14%, at the open to 30893.78

Wall Street edges up as earnings season gains speed; General Electric up 4%

Of the 84 companies that have posted earnings through Tuesday morning, 86.9% have topped analyst expectations, according to Refinitiv data

Etsy stock surges after Musk tweets 'he kinda loves' e-commerce company

Earlier this month, Signal Advance Inc. skyrocketed after the Tesla chief urged in a tweet for his followers to "use Signal."

Asian markets set for messy open after US stocks peak on Biden inauguration

On Thursday, the Nikkei 225 index closed up .82%, and the futures contract is now down 0.49% from the close

Biden launches sweeping Covid-19 changes on first full day in White House

The Biden administration is aiming at a coordinated federal coronavirus response to the 10-month pandemic, focused on boosting vaccines, increasing testing, reopening schools

Wall Street closes at record highs as Netflix jumps, Biden inaugurated

Dow up 0.83%, S&P 500 up 1.39%, Nasdaq up 1.97%; FAANGs jump after Netflix results beat estimates

Sensex, Nifty soar 1.7% on US stimulus hope; HDFC, RIL and ICICI Bank gain

Indices recoup most of the losses of last 2 sessions

Sensex soars 834 points as bulls make a comeback on stimulus hopes

HDFC twins, Reliance Industries and ICICI Bank accounted for almost half of the benchmark's gains

No high inflation or fiscal crisis in the US but …

Monetary base issued by the Fed had jumped from less than $1 trn before the GFC to more than $3 trn by early 2020 and then to about $5 trn by end of the year. But inflation has hardly gone up. Why?

Dow, Nasdaq hit record highs as focus turns to Biden's stimulus plan

Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 116.19 points, or 0.38%, to 31,178.17, Nasdaq Composite gained 81.07 points, or 0.62 %, to 13,210.89

Wall Street brushes off political turmoil, looks to economic rebound

NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. stock market is mostly unfazed by the political turmoil in Washington and fears of violence ahead of President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration, with investors squarely focused on the probability of another sizeable stimulus package to boost economic growth and the rollout of coronavirus vaccines.

'Full-blown mania': US stock market jackpot bells just keep ringing

Four days after ending the year at almost 40x earnings, the Nasdaq 100 Index posted its biggest rally in two months

Will the bull keep running?

The global setting is perfect for equities, but investors should have one eye on factors that could rattle the markets

Wall Street retreats from all-time highs after strong run; Twitter slumps

Shares of the micro-blogging site slumped about 9%, knocking off more than $2.5 billion from the company's market value

NYSE says no longer intends to delist three Chinese telecom firms

The New York Stock Exchange said on Monday it no longer intends to move forward with the delisting of China Mobile Ltd, China Telecom Corp Ltd and China Unicom Hong Kong Ltd

Vaccine rollout to higher earnings: Why investors are bullish on US stocks

The roll out of coronavirus vaccines has emboldened investors, along with the U.S. Federal Reserve's expressed readiness to keep policy accommodative, strategists said

NYSE begins delisting process for three of China's state-run telecom giants

Trump administration says the companies are tied to Chinese military. But they don't need Wall Street as much as they once did