Outlook for the S&P 500 Remains Optimistic
Wall Street's outlook for the S&P 500 remains optimistic, with several strategists setting ambitious targets above 6,700 for 2025.
Wall Street's outlook for the S&P 500 remains optimistic, with several strategists setting ambitious targets above 6,700 for 2025.
Traders should brace for a significant pullback in the stock market as uncertainty swirls around the US presidential campaign.
In 2024, financial markets presented a curious scenario: both S&P 500 and Cboe Volatility Index, commonly known as the VIX, have registered increases.
Outlook for Fed rate cuts has divided Wall Street into two main camps: no-landing camp and group forecasting a soft or maybe slightly bumpy landing.
Top BofA strategist explains why her lofty stock market forecast is ‘more 1995’ than 1999.
Notion that US economy will smoothly navigate away from severe downturn is overly optimistic and unrealistic, argues economist Stephanie Pomboy.
The ranks of Wall Street strategists playing down concerns around a bubble in US technology megacap stocks are growing.