[Music] That's the closing bell on Wall Street and now it's market domination overtime. We're giving you full coverage of all the moves to get you up to speed on the action from today's trade. Guy who finances Jared Blickery joining us here to break it all down.Jared, thank you Josh. Nice comeback Friday. We're seeing a lot of green on our screen here at least in terms of the major averages.We'll start with the NASDAQ up about 100 points or 4/10en of 1%. Here's the day's price action. We had a little green, ...

Hello and welcome to Market Domination. I'm Josh Lipton live from our NYC headquarters. Wall Street on track here to end the week higher.That's after slumping most of the week and the new inflation data and fresh tariff threats. We're going to dig into those stories. And right now there's just an hour to go until the closing bell and stocks.They are higher here. Take a look at the popular averages. The Dow is up about 360 points. The S&P 500, your broad gauge is up about 6/10 of a percent. Tech heavy NASDAQ ...

Ken Griffin, a former supporter of President Donald Trump has publicly criticized the President’s tariff policy, calling it “anti-American.”Citadel CEO Griffin Slams Trump’s Tariffs As Favoring FewGriffin, the CEO of Citadel LLC, expressed his disapproval of Trump’s tariff policy in an interview with CNBC. He condemned the policy as favoring “the big and the connected,” which he believes is not in line with the American story.“The line outside the White House of every business arguing why they should be exe ...

TS Lombard thinks there's risk of a stagflationary scenario on the horizon. The Fed could be cutting rates as the demand side of the economy accelerates, the firm said. Fed policy missteps in the 1960s cause inflation to spike and was followed by a period of stagflation. The worst-case inflation scenario is on one firm's radar. While most forecasters are growing confident about the economy's resilience, macro research firm TS Lombard says it's eyeing the risk that the US could see a burst of inf ...

Benzinga and Yahoo Finance LLC may earn commission or revenue on some items through the links below. Inflationary pressures continue to mount, reemerging as the top concern among economists and market watchers, who place the blame squarely on President Donald Trump’s trade and tariff policies. Inflationary Risks ‘Are Rising’ On Tuesday, The Kobeissi Letter warned in a post on X that “Inflation risks are rising,” noting that “72% of CPI components are now surging faster than the Fed's 2% target,” which it ...

Wednesday, Sept 24, 2025 The market fell today as it reacted to Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s speech on Tuesday. In it, Powell focused on market uncertainty and underlined stagflation. All the major indices closed lower. The oil and energy sectors continue to rise and emerge as the markets' best performers. Total debit and credit card spending per household has strengthened in the past few months. The S&P 500 was down 0.3%, and the tech-heavy Nasdaq closed 0.3% lower, still reeling from Tuesday’s low in ...

What may seem to be unrelated snapshots of the state of the U.S. economy might be parts of a larger, more troubling picture. Analysts, advisors, and investors alike have been monitoring recent economic reports, trying to discern whether the U.S. economy is slowing or entering an inflationary period. Determining the economy's exact trajectory has proven more challenging than many expected. For instance, the August jobs report fell significantly short of analyst expectations, with only 22,000 jobs added versu ...

Stock prices fell and Fed Chair Jerome Powell expressed caution with respect to further interest rate reductions on Tuesday.gettyStock prices fell and Fed Chair Jerome Powell expressed caution with respect to further interest rate reductions on Tuesday.The large-cap S&P 500 index fell 0.6% while the technology-focused Nasdaq Composite dipped nearly 1%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, focused on blue-chip stocks, fell 0.2%. Powell’s conservative outlook contributed to a retreat from record-high stock price ...

Market Overview - The Federal Reserve Chair acknowledged that equity prices are highly valued, indicating stretched valuations in the market [1][3] - Major indexes had reached all-time highs before a recent pullback, with the NASDAQ rallying 47% since April lows [2][3] Economic Indicators - The focus remains on the labor market, with expectations for two additional rate cuts by the end of the year [4] - There is a possibility of a near-term market correction due to a weaker-than-expected labor report or high expectations for the upcoming earnings season [5][6] Artificial Intelligence Investment - The total addressable market for AI is currently estimated at $450 billion and is expected to double in the coming years, indicating significant infrastructure and software development opportunities [8] - Companies are investing heavily in AI, with a focus on both cutting-edge AI firms and integrating AI into existing portfolio companies, potentially creating $1.5 billion in enterprise value [9][10] Characteristics of Beneficiary Companies - Companies that benefit from AI typically possess proprietary data sets and the ability to automate business processes [11][12] - There is a distinction between companies that will benefit from AI advancements and those that may be disrupted by them [11] Labor Market Concerns - There are concerns regarding the labor market, particularly if companies begin to tighten budgets, which could lead to job layoffs and decreased consumer confidence [14][15] - The potential for a stagflation scenario exists if inflation rises alongside labor market issues, although current service inflation remains stable at 2.5% year-over-year [16][17] Earnings Season Outlook - The upcoming earnings season has a high bar set for performance, with more companies issuing positive guidance compared to historical averages [18]

September 23, 2025 After several days of gains, the market slipped today. Fed Chair Jerome Powell suggests stagflation. Even after new highs, all major indices closed lower. The technology sector experienced major lows with big tech stocks like Amazon, Oracle and Nvidia experiencing steep dips. During trading hours, the S&P 500 and DJIA reached new 52-week highs today but soon slipped and closed 0.6% and 0.2% lower, respectively. The Nasdaq was down 0.9%. Meanwhile, the Russell 2000, even after reac ...