Marketplace Minute

Stocks fall; service sector businesses surveyed hopeful for rate cuts; Powell says rate cuts aren’t likely in March; cuts could come sooner if economy weakens.

Boeing says improperly drilled holes could delay 737 Max production; McDonald’s sales suffer amid Middle East tensions; Parisians vote to levy $20 per hour parking fee on SUVs; Fed officials say interest rate cuts to come, but likely not soon.

Stocks rise; professional and business services jobs increase; unemployment rate holds steady; consumer sentiment increases.

Job gains were better than expected, as the labor market continues to surprise; Big Tech companies report strong Q4 results; Exxon-Mobil and Chevron saw lower quarterly profits amid price declines; federal regulators upgrade investigation into Tesla loss of steering reports.

Stocks rise; worker output outpaces hours worked; manufacturers receive more new orders; unemployment claims rise.

E.U. leaders overcame objections from Hungary; Medicare beginning price negotiations on 10 prescription drugs; Shell reports $28 billion profit for 2023; initial jobless claims inch up to 224,000.

Stocks fall; Federal Reserve says lowering rates too soon runs the risk of more inflation; wages rise in 2023; private sector employment picks up.

The employment cost index advanced at a slower pace in Q4 of 2023; Boeing lost $30 million in last quarter, before Alaska Airlines accident; judge rescinds Musk’s compensation deal with Tesla; Red Sea shipping disruptions to continue for months, Hapag-Lloyd says.

Stocks close mixed; quits rate falls over the last year; UPS revenue declines; IMF says global growth will pick up this year.

Global GDP forecast improves to 3.1% growth; job openings top 9 million in December; consumer confidence improves in January; home prices are up 6.6% compared to last year.