Joy Wiltermuth is a Writer/Editor at MarketWatch. She specializes in finance, covering a range of topics including global markets, commodities trading, and personal finance, with a particular focus on energy and mining sectors. Joy's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as RealClearMarkets, Realtor.com, Barron's, Yahoo Finance, MSN, MarketWatch, and Yahoo News.
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By: Joy Wiltermuth
A look at stock-market performance under Fed chairs going back to the 1930s.
The Dow was gaining strength ahead of midday as investors awaited the Federal Reserve's rate decision and Kevin Warsh's first press conference at the helm of the central bank. The Dow was up about 250 points, or 0.5%, trading near 52,250, at last check. The S&P 500 turned higher, while the Nasdaq w
The Federal Reserve put inflation concerns at the forefront Wednesday, including leaving the door open to rate hikes and putting a damper on the rally in stocks. But monetary policy "still looks loose for an economy where inflation remains a problem and the labor market is stabilizing," according t
Stock-market losses were picking up steam in the final half-hour of trade Wednesday, after the Fed kept interest rates steady but new Chair Kevin Warsh threw cold water on hopes for rate cuts this year. The Dow was down about 420 points, or 0.8%, near 51,592, while the S&P 500 was 1% lower and the
By: Joy Wiltermuth
The Dow hit pause Wednesday, following a back-to-back rally to record highs, after new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh underscored the need to fight inflation, keeping the door open to potential rate hikes. The Dow Jones Industrial Average ended about 500 points lower, or 1%, closing near 51,493, based on
By: Joy Wiltermuth, Joseph Adinolfi
U.S. stocks stumbled on Wednesday, adhering to a long tradition of weak performance in the aftermath of a new Federal Reserve chairman’s first meeting at the helm.
By: Joy Wiltermuth
Warsh may hope the threat of rate hikes is enough. But stocks might gain ground if he does, and past rate-hike cycles can be a guide.
By: Barbara Kollmeyer, Steve Goldstein, Joy Wiltermuth, Nora Redmond
Stocks were trading mostly higher early Monday, kicking off a new week with modest gains.
By: Joseph Adinolfi, Joy Wiltermuth, Steve Goldstein, Nora Redmond, Frances Yue, Barbara Kollmeyer
Follow stock market actions on Monday, as U.S. oil prices drop below $74 a barrel.
By: Greg Robb, Joy Wiltermuth
New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh appears to be supportive of bond markets leading the way — so he doesn’t have to hike interest rates
