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Oracle’s stock is having its best day in more than 3 years. Why Wall Street is so upbeat.
Analysts say Oracle’s spending forecast and business commitments suggest more momentum ahead. View Source Emily Bary MarketWatch.com – Top Stories June 12, 2025 9:21 am
The stock market wants badly to hit an all-time high. And the S&P 500 can get there.
Technical indicators point to more upside for the U.S. benchmark index. View Source Lawrence G. McMillan MarketWatch.com – Top Stories June 12, 2025 9:00 am
Why the dollar could be headed for a ‘breakdown’ as it touches 3-year low
A closely watched gauge of the U.S. dollar’s value has tumbled to its weakest level in three years on Thursday, having taken out the previous…
We’ve all wanted to lash out at a former boss like Elon Musk did. How to do it with no regrets.
The Tesla CEO’s posts about President Donald Trump may have been impulsive, but they were also relatable to anyone who has ever wanted to lash…
Stocks, bitcoin and gold are racing to record highs. Here’s what’s behind this rare convergence.
There’s one common thread underpinning this year’s race to record highs in all three assets, one analyst said. View Source Frances Yue MarketWatch.com – Top…
The dollar’s slide threatens your spending and savings in ways you wouldn’t expect. Here’s what to know about it.
U.S. dollar dominance provides Americans with many special economic, financial and geopolitical benefits. View Source Charles Collyns MarketWatch.com – Top Stories June 12, 2025 7:36…
More good inflation news: Wholesalers show little sign of rising prices from tariffs
Americans have yet to feel any sting of inflation from the Trump tariffs when they go shopping. Now a new look at wholesale prices suggests…
Nvidia: Will See You At $100 Soon, Once Again (Technical Analysis)
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Jobless claims hold steady at 8-month high. Economists blame the end of the school year.
While there are signs of softening, there is “no evidence that the labor market is rolling over,” according to one economist. View Source Greg Robb…