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US stocks suffer worst day since early months of pandemic
By Nicholas Megaw & Naomi Rovnick
A 'bear market' looms. What exactly does that mean?
By Greg Iacurci
The Dow is on its longest weekly losing streak since 1923
By Matt Egan
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Carl Quintanilla
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“.. Since the Dow last crossed 30,000 in October 2022 ..”
@CNBC @HumOnTheMarkets #Dow40k pic.twitter.com/S2y5eiEoD2
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Carl Quintanilla
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* DOW SURPASSES 40,000 POINTS FOR THE FIRST TIME
@reuters $DJIA
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Charlie Bilello
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At the start of the year, the bond market was pricing in 6-7 Fed rate cuts in 2024. Today: 1-2 rate cuts.
Has this shift hurt the stock market?
Not at all. The S&P 500 has already hit 23 all-time highs this year and is up 12% year-to-date (total return including dividends). pic.twitter.com/E25PT78aWP
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Will the uptick continue? Nikunj Dalmia's analysis on stock market | Editor's Take
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www.etnownews.com/markets/will-the-uptick-continue-nikunj-dalmias-analysis-on-stock-market-editors-take-article-110164613
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Wall Street ends sharply lower as Target and growth stocks sink
By Noel Randewich & Amruta Khandekar
Stocks Suffer Steepest Rout in Almost Two Years: Markets Wrap
By Vildana Hajric & Stephen Kirkland
S&P 500 Approaches Bear Market: S&P 500 Closes Just Above Bear Market Threshold (Published 2022)
By Jeff Sommer, Stephen Gandel & Lananh Nguyen
Dow rallies 400 points as market comeback from the year's lows gains steam
By Sarah Min & Pippa Stevens
Dow drops 1,100 points for its biggest decline since 2020 as the sell-off this year on Wall Street intensifies
By Sarah Min & Jesse Pound
S&P 500 falls as market struggles to recover from multiple weeks of losses, Nasdaq down more than 1%
By Sarah Min, Tanaya Macheel & Abigail Ng
Stocks close flat in wild session Friday that saw the S&P 500 briefly fall into a bear market
By Sarah Min & Fred Omar Imbert
S&P 500 falls again on Thursday, inching closer to bear market territory
By Sarah Min & Hannah Miao