Markets roared higher after the Fed’s latest policy update signaled a willingness to “look through” tariff-related inflation

Stocks drifted higher in a low-volume session, brushing off a dismal Empire Fed print while latching onto stronger retail data

Stocks drifted higher in a low-volume session, brushing off a dismal Empire Fed print while latching onto stronger retail data

Investors slammed the sell button after fresh tariff talk from the White House rattled currency markets

Markets turned upbeat midway through the session after the Federal Reserve

Hot inflation data jolted markets, quashing near-term hopes for lower interest rates.

Trump’s new tariffs swung markets violently overnight, but Mexico’s quick capitulation soothed the panic—at least for now.

t was a “buy everything” kind of day until Trump’s surprise tariff announcement on Canada and Mexico rattled market.

The Nasdaq rocked, with NVDA and MSFT leading the charge, while small caps lagged behind. Gold surged, reclaiming highs amid a calming dolla

Bonds, Bitcoin, and gold all got a boost today, as dovish comments from the Fed’s Waller drove rate-cut hopes even higher (around 45 bps).

Traders hit the gas after a slightly ‘cooler’ CPI print and big banks posting hot earnings

Despite “less-worse” producer prices, rate-cut odds keep slipping—sparking another choppy session that ended with Small Caps on top and Big

A tidal wave of cash fleeing to money-market funds (and out of bank deposits) screams “risk off”

Buckle up: surging bond yields took another bite out of markets, hammering tech stocks—especially the more speculative names—while small cap

Inflation jitters and Trump’s headline hurricane rocked markets, triggering a big bond selloff, a slam on Big Tech, and a bruising for BTC.

Wall Street’s fresh start after a flop of a Santa Rally felt more like a roller coaster than a smooth ride.