Marketplace Minute

Stocks close mixed; GDP revised to a 5.2% annual rate; corporate profits grow; consumers growing more price sensitive.

GDP growth revised to 5.2%; Fed officials signal potential rate cuts; GM says strike cost $1 billion and new labor deal $9 billion.

Stocks close higher; consumers lower inflation expectations; home prices rise; U.S. dollar’s relative value falls.

Deutsche Bank is predicting interest rate cuts due to a mild recession in 2024; consumer confidence improves despite recession expectations; home prices rose 4.1% in September, national index shows; memoirs by Prince Harry, Britney Spears among top sellers on Apple Books.

Stocks fall; new home sales grabbing larger share of overall market; global trade volume could pick up; Black Friday spending rises.

Black Friday sales rose less than inflation, while Cyber Monday is expected to turbocharge sales period; Biden directs investment in more domestic drug production; new home sales declined 5.6% in October.

Stocks rise; durable goods orders unchanged; mortgage rates fall; unemployment claims tick down.

Altman to return as CEO as board is reshuffled; online holiday shopping off to strong start, Adobe Analytics says; initial jobless claims fall to 209,000; CEO Zhao pleads guilty as U.S. fines Binance $4.3 billion for violating sanctions, anti-money laundering laws.

Stocks fall; housing demand outweighs inventory; Fed will watch data over the coming months; economic risks persist.

Millions are expected at airports and tens of millions on the roads; X sues Media Matters over ad report; Moderna mRNA patent invalid, European agency rules; Las Vegas hospitality workers approve deal with one of big three casino operators.