Karee Venema is an Associate Investing Editor at Yahoo Finance. She specializes in finance and trading, covering topics such as markets, Bitcoin, cryptocurrency, and inflation, often highlighting the impact of holidays on trading patterns. Karee's insights and analyses have also been featured in Kiplinger and Fidelity Investments.
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By: Alexandra Svokos, David Payne, Jim Patterson, Karee Venema
The September Fed meeting is living up to expectations as the Fed announced a major rate cut.
Nike jumped on news it's replacing its CEO, while FedEx slumped on disappointing earnings.
The blue chip stock sold off after the Justice Department accused Visa of monopolizing the debit card market.
Optimism around Donald Trump's election win, the Fed rate cut and consumer sentiment sent markets to new highs Friday.
The main indexes closed lower Thursday after Fed Chair Powell said there's no rush to cut rates.
Boeing, American Express and Nike were the best Dow stocks to close out the week.
Sentiment was bullish on the final trading session of November, with chip stocks leading the charge.
Stocks were choppy in Thursday's low-volume session.
The S&P 500 notched its first back-to-back 20%+ annual returns since the late 1990s.
With Trump back in office, expectations are high the bull market will continue. Here's how investors can prepare.
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