The major U.S. indexes rallied nearly 2% on Friday, despite the record-setting negative jobs report. The S&P 500 gained 3.5% for the week, led by Energy and Technology names. The
The major U.S. indexes rallied nearly 2% on Friday, despite the record-setting negative jobs report. The S&P 500 gained 3.5% for the week, led by Energy and Technology names. The
The broader market averages fell about 3% on Friday, starting the new month on a sour note. Investors took some risk off the table following a rebound in April that
After sharp declines on Monday and Tuesday, U.S. stocks rallied to end the week with just modest losses. Investors went bargain-hunting as President Trump approved another $484 billion of stimulus
U.S. stocks finished with a flourish on Friday, buoyed by optimism that some states would begin to re-open for business by the end of the month. On Thursday, reports that
Traders had only four days to work with before the U.S. markets closed on Friday for a holiday. Even so, the S&P 500 gained 12.5% for the week – the
