Joseph Adinolfi is a financial journalist and analyst, currently working as a markets reporter for MarketWatch. With a focus on stock market trends and economic indicators, Joseph's work has been featured in various financial publications, including Yahoo Finance, Financial News, and Cigalah Group. Feel free to drop him a line at [email protected].
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By: Joseph Adinolfi, Barbara Kollmeyer, Joy Wiltermuth, Louis Goss
Follow along to MarketWatch’s coverage of financial markets on Friday
One stock was carrying the market on its back on Friday: Broadcom Inc. Shares of the chipmaker were up more than 21% as traders cheered the company's latest guidance. According to FactSet data, it accounted for 0.35 percentage points of the gain for the SPDR S&P 500 ETF. Both the index and the ETF
By: Joseph Adinolfi
The U.S. stock market is suffering from another bout of “bad breadth.”
By: Steve Gelsi, Christine Idzelis, Louis Goss, Isabel Wang, Jeffry Bartash, Greg Robb, Joseph Adinolfi, Steve Goldstein
Follow along to MarketWatch’s coverage of financial markets on Tuesday.
By: Joseph Adinolfi
The Dow Jones Industrial Average was headed lower on Wednesday for a 10th straight session, on track to extend what has become a historic losing streak. If the blue-chip stock gauge finishes in the red, it would tally its longest losing streak since an 11-day run that ended Oct. 4, 1974, according
Michael Kantrowitz, chief investment strategist at Piper Sandler, offered a word of advice to investors on Thursday. Take a breath, and recognize that the Federal Reserve's outlook on interest rates is subject to change. One or two soft economic data points could easily put more cuts in 2025 back o
Stock futures continued to climb early Thursday following the release of the latest batch of U.S. economic data. Investors digested a handful of fresh reports, including a final reading on third-quarter GDP growth. The data showed the economy grew at a rate of 3.1% last quarter.A reading on facto
U.S. stocks bounced back early Thursday from a Fed-inspired market rout one day earlier. All three major U.S. equity indexes opened higher, paring some of their losses from the prior day's session. The Dow slid more than 1,100 points on Wednesday in its worst performance on a Fed decision day since
By: Joseph Adinolfi
The S&P 500 has now erased all of the gains that followed President-elect Donald Trump's victory in the Nov. 5 U.S. election. In recent trade, the index stood at 5,844. On Nov. 6, the morning after Trump was declared the winner after sweeping the swing states, the index opened at 5,864.Both the S
U.S. stocks have turned higher in recent trading, with the S&P 500, Dow and Nasdaq Composite all trading in the green. The Dow was up more than 300 points on the day in recent trading. An inflation report released earlier likely eased investors' concerns about the Federal Reserve pausing its campai
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