A brief look at important company events and economic data releases next week.

Wall Street recovered initial losses last night after Fedspeak tightened the odds of a -50 point rate cut. Dow up 3.

Nervousness is growing on Wall Street in summer-thin trade. Dow down -115.

Wall Street heard mixed news on economic data and trade last night, but appears poised to learn more on the earnings front. Dow down -23.

Citigroup posted earnings last night, setting off the US earnings season proper. Dow up 27.

The Dow crossed 27,000 for the first time last night, but it was a bit smoke & mirrors. Dow up 227 but not matched by the S&P.

Uncertainty lead to the certainty of a Fed rate cut. Dow up 76.

Wall Street closed flat as traders await the Fed Chair’s testimony to Congress tonight. Dow down -22.

With most players back from a long weekend, the strong jobs report continued to reverberate as expected but there was little sign of panic on Wall Street. Dow down -115.

Tonight’s US jobs report is the most critical in many months, as it will go a long way towards justifying, or otherwise, the market’s emphatic expectation of a Fed rate cut or cuts ahead.

Markets were quiet last night with the US on holidays.

Fourth of July celebrations started early on Wall Street with all of the S&P500, Dow and Nasdaq hitting new all-time highs.

Post G20, Trump has now returned his attention to tariffs on European imports. Dow up 69.

Wall Street rallied on the trade news but not emphatically, with the Dow giving up over half its early gains. But the S&P managed a new high. Dow up 117.

Quiet confidence appears to be the order for global markets as Trump and Xi land in Japan. Dow down -10, but S&P up 0.4%.

Comments from Steven Mnuchin raised some hopes last night on the trade front, but not too much. Dow up 16.

Wall Street sagged last night on G20 nervousness and some disappointing Fed-speak. Dow down -179.

Wall Street again gave up an opening rally to close flat. Dow up 8.

Wrap of events affecting the market on Friday night and the weekend and a preview of the week ahead.

A brief look at important company events and economic data releases next week.

Central bank euphoria and ongoing trade confidence have led the S&P500 to a new all-time high. Dow up 249.

Trump will meet Xi at the G20, it has been confirmed. Meanwhile, rate cut euphoria has swept the globe. Dow up 353.

Wall Street continues to do little ahead of this week’s Fed meeting. Dow up 22.

A brief look at important company events and economic data releases next week.

Wall Street has shrugged of rising Middle East tensions, preferring to focus inward. Dow up 101.

Donald Trump last night explained he is the one holding up a US-China trade deal. Dow down -43.

Wall Street snapped a six-day winning streak last night as US indices took a breather. Dow down -14.

A brief look at important company events and economic data releases next week.

Stock markets continue to rally locally and on Wall Street but a clear shift into defensive stocks suggests caution. Dow up 181.

A weak private sector jobs number provided more fuel to the Fed cut expectation fire. Dow up 207.

A rate cut here and a hint of a rate cut for the US-dominated trading over the past 24 hours. Dow up 512.

Moves by US competition regulators to scrutinise the FANG names sent those stocks crashing and the Nasdaq into correction territory, as the wider US market held firm. Dow up 4.

A brief look at important company events and economic data releases next week.

The S&P500 again managed to bounce off its 200-day moving average last night, but not with any great conviction. Dow up 43.

With no signs of a trade resolution, investors have begun a rush into global bond markets. Dow down -221.

A global shift towards bonds with everyone back on board last night spooked Wall Street. Dow down -237.