This Week: 1. Monday bond market is closed but market is open. Bank holiday 2. Tuesday, ADP Weekly Employment Change 3. Wednesday, CPI Inflation: Core inflation hit its lowest level in 5 years last month. The next reading will show whether inflation is cooling or picking up again. 4. Thursday: PPI Inflation and Initial Jobless Claims 5. Friday, Kevin Warsh Speech Earnings this week mainly give us a pulse on banks/$XLF and a couple important semis.
This Week: 1. Monday bond market is closed but market is open. Bank holiday 2. Tuesday, ADP Weekly Employment Change 3. Wednesday, CPI Inflation: Core inflation hit its lowest level in 5 years last month. The next reading will show whether inflation is cooling or picking up again. 4. Thursday: PPI Inflation and Initial Jobless Claims 5. Friday, Kevin Warsh Speech Earnings this week mainly give us a pulse on banks/$XLF and a couple important semis.
BREAKING: The S&P 500 is now worth a record $71.3 trillion, up +24% from its March 30th low. This pushes the total market cap of the US stock market above $82 trillion. That's ~7.5 TIMES larger than China, the world's 2nd largest stock market, and 28 times larger than Germany. Asset owners are winning.
BREAKING: The S&P 500 is now worth a record $71.3 trillion, up +24% from its March 30th low. This pushes the total market cap of the US stock market above $82 trillion. That's ~7.5 TIMES larger than China, the world's 2nd largest stock market, and 28 times larger than Germany. Asset owners are winning.
U.S. GASOLINE AND DIESEL PRICES EASE, BUT REMAIN SHARPLY HIGHER U.S. regular gasoline fell slightly to $4.354 per gallon, but remains $1.23 higher than a year ago. Diesel saw a much larger weekly decline, falling 18.3 cents to $6.199 per gallon, yet remains $2.49 above year-ago levels. The Lower Atlantic recorded the largest declines, with gasoline falling 23.6 cents and diesel dropping 25.4 cents.
U.S. GASOLINE AND DIESEL PRICES EASE, BUT REMAIN SHARPLY HIGHER U.S. regular gasoline fell slightly to $4.354 per gallon, but remains $1.23 higher than a year ago. Diesel saw a much larger weekly decline, falling 18.3 cents to $6.199 per gallon, yet remains $2.49 above year-ago levels. The Lower Atlantic recorded the largest declines, with gasoline falling 23.6 cents and diesel dropping 25.4 cents.
All time high for $NVDA. All time high for $TSM. All time high for $NDX. $SPX also near all time high. Market breadth is horrible, but most people look at indexes anyway. Just absolutely incredible.
All time high for $NVDA. All time high for $TSM. All time high for $NDX. $SPX also near all time high. Market breadth is horrible, but most people look at indexes anyway. Just absolutely incredible.