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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Markets went into the long holiday weekend with something of a whimper.
By: Dan Burrows
A blowout inflation report pushes back the timing of Fed rate cuts.
By: Dan Burrows, Kiplinger
Stocks rebounded sharply after last week's shellacking of equities, helped by easing geopolitical tensions and upcoming earnings reports from some of the market's biggest names.
By: Kiplinger Washington, Dan Burrows
This week's stock market rebound came to a screeching halt thanks to a disappointing reading on economic growth and mounting price pressures.
By: Kiplinger Washington, Dan Burrows
Stocks rebounded sharply on strong earnings from some Big Tech names and an encouraging reading on consumer spending.
The Fed meeting began Tuesday and a press conference is set for Wednesday afternoon.
The Federal Reserve struck a dovish pose even as it kept interest rates unchanged for a sixth straight meeting.
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