The S&P 500 is hovering around record highs as strong earnings and economic data fuel gains, but high valuations heighten risks. Keep a close track of SPY, IVV, SPYD and SPYV.
President Trump's August 1 deadline for foreign nations wanting to sign trade agreements with the U.S.
The Vanguard S&P 500 ETF hit an all-time high last night, and earnings are driving it even higher on Friday.
The stock market begins mildly on Thursday with no bad economic news, and plenty of positive earnings reports.
US BLS data showed no increase in producer inflation rates in June, improving on yesterday's news regarding consumer inflation.
The first half of 2025 was a memorable one, with ETFs gathering approximately $560 billion. The pace remained strong in June, with more than $100 billion flowing into a diverse group of funds.
President Trump threatened both Mexico and the European Union with new tariff rates up to 30% over the weekend.
The S&P 500 Index and its top ETFs, like VOO and SPY will be in the spotlight this week as the market reacts to several notable events like macroeconomic data and earnings. These events come as the index remains at an all-time high following the 30% surge from its lowest level in April this year.
President Trump announced even more tariffs last night.
President Trump continued raising tariff rates yesterday, and mailing out letters to foreign governments, threatening further hikes if trade deals are not signed.
President Trump warns of new tariffs that won't be tied to individual countries, but to specific product imports instead.
President Trump gave investors a lot to worry about on Monday, sparking a stock selloff that's continuing into today.