Dan Burrows is a Senior Investing Writer with a focus on the national market in the United States. His articles cover a wide range of topics including stock market analysis, dividend stocks, mergers and acquisitions, and expert opinions on market trends. Dan's work has appeared in reputable publications such as Kiplinger, The Beacon Newspapers, Inc., Fidelity Investments, and The Buffalo News.
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Dan Burrows has a strong focus on finance and investment analysis, primarily centered around the United States. His articles often cite data and provide expert insights into stock market trends, job growth, and investment opportunities.
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Some of the trades made by members of the House and Senate might surprise you.
By: Dan Burrows, Joey Solitro
A private reading on payrolls had markets rethinking rate-cut bets just days ahead of the monthly jobs report.
By: Dan Burrows, Joey Solitro
Equities caught a bid ahead of the all-important September reading on consumer price inflation.
By: Dan Burrows
Inflation surprised to the upside last month but the disinflation trend remains on track.
Economic data continues to complicate expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts.
Strong corporate profits and benign economic data once again sent equities to record levels.
Markets continued where they left off last week amid rising optimism over corporate profits.
By: Dan Burrows, Joey Solitro, José Torres
Mega-cap tech leads the charge as markets rise for a sixth straight week.
By: Dan Burrows
Google parent Alphabet has been a market-beating machine for ages.
By: Dan Burrows
A dismal October payrolls print supports the case for a slow and steady pace of rate cuts.
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