Finally the ballooning case-counts in the US and Europe have hit home on Wall Street. Dow down -650.

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So says Nancy Pelosi, re stimulus agreement. Dow up 152.

The Democrats and White House now apparently have until the end of the week to agree on a deal. Dow up 113.

The Democrats and White House now apparently have until the end of the week to agree on a deal. Dow up 113.

After spending last week optimistic there will be stimulus, and there will be a vaccine, Wall Street is now beginning to look a little worried. Dow down -410.

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There will be stimulus one day and the case-count doesn’t matter, it seems. Dow recovers from down -330 to close down -19.

Forget stimulus ahead of the election. More concerning is the rising US case-count. Dow down -165.

Wall Street was a bit spooked last night by news two phase three virus trials have been paused. Dow down -157.

Tomorrow night is Amazon’s Prime Day, Apples 5G phone launch and the start of earnings season. Wall Street is excited. Dow up 250.

Monday is Columbus Day in the US, which is a holiday of sorts. Banks and the bond market will be closed but the stock market will be open, albeit volumes are typically light.

Pelosi has again insisted any airline rescue deal can only be part of a wider comprehensive package, but Wall Street is eyeing a different outcome. Dow up 122.

Trump unleashed a Twitter storm last night implying he’s ready to approve a range of targeted individual stimulus packages. Dow up 530.

Australia has announced its biggest stimulus-driven deficit in history, while Trump has shut down any further stimulus negotiations in the US. Dow down -375.

Is the president’s apparently rapid recovery indicative of the medical advancement in the battle against covid? Dow up 465.

Pelosi and Mnuchin have again failed to reach a deal on a second round of US stimulus, having held a meeting on Wednesday and two on Thursday. But fear not, talks will continue.

Talks are continuing in Washington, but there’s still no breakthrough on a stimulus package. Dow up 35.

The Big Debate, a jobs number ahead, and rising case-count concern had Wall Street pulling back again last night. Dow down -131.

Pelosi believes she can reach a stimulus agreement with the White House, which is good enough for Wall Street. Dow up 410.

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Wall Street was up, down, here, there and everywhere last night as the run-up to the election just gets sillier. Dow up 52.

When fears of an unavoidable second lockdown in the US meet a bursting tech bubble, the result is not pretty. Dow down -525.

All three major indices rallied on Wall Street last night, led by Big Tech. Dow up 140.

A confluence of factors, from another banking scandal to a surging global case-count, to upheaval in the US Supreme Court, had the US broad market swooning last night. Dow down -573.

The Nasdaq rose 1.2% last night. Dow up 2.

The fightback on Wall Street that began on Friday night kicked on last night in a broad-based rally. Dow up 327.

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The Republican-led Senate failed to pass even its own proposed stop-gap stimulus package last night. Dow down -405.

Wall Street decided last night a -10% correction in the Nasdaq was enough. Dow up 439.

The Nasdaq was at it again last night, with Big Tech stocks posting another pullback session. Dow down -632.

Wall Street was closed last night. In Australia, a pall set over the market as Victoria faces its extended lockdown.

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It had to happen. Dow down -807.

When utilities win the day, but the Nasdaq still adds another one percent, you know Wall Street is no longer playing a rotation game. Dow up 454.

More of the same on Wall Street, although breadth is starting to be more consistent. Dow up 215.

The S&P500 and Dow fell last night, but still posted the best August in over 30 years. Dow down -223.

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